Services

Strategic advisory and dispute resolution.

We help established businesses and successful professionals protect their assets and rights by preventing, navigating and resolving high-value disputes.

Legal Position Assessment

Scope

Review of information and relevant documents
Analysis of the relevant legal and factual issues
Assessment of the Client’s legal position, legal risk exposure and potential remedies
Provision of legal advice, either orally or in writing, on the available courses of action or legal risk exposure

Fee Model

Customised per matter

Contract Risk & Protection

Scope

Drafting or review of a single contract (e.g. employment, supplier, partnership, service agreement, non-disclosure agreement)
Advice on rights, obligations, and legal risk exposure
Identification of key legal and commercial risks

Fee Model

Customised per matter

Dispute Strategy & Case Assessment

Scope

Review of facts and relevant documents
Legal advice on the strength of the case, potential outcomes and alternative remedies
Written legal opinion or oral consultation with options (settlement, negotiation, litigation)
Identification of available courses of action and recommended next steps

Fee Model

Customised per matter; staged fees if formal proceedings are initiated

Representation in Disputes & Proceedings

Scope

Drafting and filing of court documents as required for the relevant stage of proceedings
Representation before the competent courts or tribunals
Strategic legal advice throughout the proceedings
Reasonable updates on the progress of the case

Fee Model

Phased / staged fees depending on the complexity and stage of proceedings

Practice areas

Achievements

Latest achievements

Regulatory & Administrative Disputes · 2026

Successfully opposing the reinstatement of a competition appeal

Our law firm acted on behalf of a public company operating in the agriculture industry in opposing the Commission for the Protection of Competition’s application to reinstate Appeal No. 158/2022. On 8 July 2026, the Administrative Court of Appeal dismissed the application and awarded costs to the client, leaving the dismissal of the appeal in place.

Commercial & Corporate Disputes · 2026

Defeating an invalid arbitration clause in a construction dispute

Our law firm successfully represented claimants in a construction dispute involving alleged overpayment and delays by an architect. The Nicosia District Court rejected the architect’s application to stay proceedings, finding that the document containing the arbitration clause had been signed by a third party without authority to bind the claimants. The court proceedings could continue, with costs awarded to the claimants.

Specialist Disputes · 2026

Early settlement of an occupiers’ liability insurance claim

Our law firm secured settlement of an insurance claim very close to the amount initially requested, within just 1.5 years of proceedings and before the hearing commenced. The occupiers’ liability claim concerned a client who sustained considerable injury to his foot and underwent operations and physiotherapy.

Regulatory & Administrative Disputes · 2025

Securing subsidiary protection for an unaccompanied minor

Our law firm successfully represented an unaccompanied minor through the Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of the Child. On 24 January 2025, the International Protection Administrative Court granted subsidiary protection in Recourse No. 837/23, taking account of the applicant’s personal circumstances and the violence in his country of origin.

Commercial & Corporate Disputes · 2024

Obtaining security for costs in the Court of Appeal

Our law firm successfully represented the respondent in Civil Appeal No. 279/19. On 23 December 2024, the Court of Appeal ordered the appellant company to provide security for costs and suspended the proceedings. The order required compliance within 60 days, failing which the appeal would be dismissed; it was a procedural order, not a decision on the merits of the appeal.

Regulatory & Administrative Disputes · 2024

Obtaining leave for Supreme Constitutional Court review

Our law firm appeared as co-counsel on behalf of a public company operating in the agriculture industry. On 21 February 2024, the Supreme Constitutional Court unanimously granted leave in Application No. 1/2024 to examine the interpretation of term-of-office provisions affecting the lawful composition of the Commission for the Protection of Competition. This decision granted leave for review, rather than determining the substantive issue.

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