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EU Procurement Law limits rights of Third-Country operators: Key takeaways from the CJEU Kolin Inşaat Decision

In a landmark ruling, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has clarified the position of third-country economic operators—those outside the EU and lacking specific trade agreements—regarding participation and equal treatment in EU public procurement. The Kolin Inşaat Turizm Sanayi ve Ticaret decision…

Registration of essential employment terms in Ergani: new deadline for Cypriot employers

A new deadline has been set for the employers’ obligation to register in Ergani the essential terms of employment contracts. Cypriot employers must take immediate steps to comply with a mandatory employment registration requirement introduced by the Ministry of Labour & Social Insurance. Under a…

Top Tier rankings in The Legal 500 EMEA 2025

Our firm has once again been highly ranked in the latest Legal 500 Europe, Middle East & Africa Guide, receiving Top Tier rankings in all major practice areas in Cyprus: Commercial, Corporate & M&A, Dispute Resolution, Maritime & Admiralty, and Real Estate & Construction and…

MIQC Meets in Cyprus

The Marshall Islands Quality Council (MIQC) held its spring meeting in Limassol, Cyprus in April 2024. Gathering biannually, the MIQC is a consultative consortium of shipowners, managers, industry experts, and leaders that gather for open dialogue and discussion to enhance Republic of the Marshall Islands…

Understanding the key aspects of mutual set-off in Cyprus Personal Insolvency Law

In the context of Cyprus’ personal insolvency law (Cap. 5/the “Law”), the concept of mutual set-off plays a crucial role in the settlement of debts and credits between a bankrupt individual and other parties (art. 35). Under the Law, mutual debts, credits, and transactions between…