Articles & Legal Developments
Legal developments, court decisions and practical insights from our team.
The Suspensive Effect of an Appeal in Light of Fundamental Rights
October 23, 2026
The principle of proportionality and the presumption of innocence in determining whether an appeal should have suspensive effect. A case...
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When Circumstantial Evidence Is Not Enough to Convict
October 23, 2026
Two of our clients were acquitted of theft and forgery charges. The case highlights the importance of sufficient evidence to...
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Acquittal on Appeal on a Charge of Complicity in Bodily Harm
October 23, 2026
Our client was acquitted by the Court of Appeal of aiding and abetting dangerous bodily harm, with Antonios Ch. Mammis...
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Each Charge Requires Its Own Proof
October 23, 2026
Acquittal on the principal charges in a complex criminal case. The importance of specific proof and the separate assessment of...
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Defending an Acquittal
October 23, 2026
Dismissal of a prosecution appeal against an acquittal. The importance of specific reasoning and a methodical approach to criminal defence.
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A Name Is Built Through Hard Work — and Deserves Protection
October 23, 2026
Protecting a trademark and trade name against a competitor’s use of a similar name. A case from our practice.
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The Suspensive Effect of an Appeal in Light of Fundamental Rights
October 23, 2026
The principle of proportionality and the presumption of innocence in determining whether an appeal should have suspensive effect. A case...
Read more →
When Circumstantial Evidence Is Not Enough to Convict
October 23, 2026
Two of our clients were acquitted of theft and forgery charges. The case highlights the importance of sufficient evidence to...
Read more →
Acquittal on Appeal on a Charge of Complicity in Bodily Harm
October 23, 2026
Our client was acquitted by the Court of Appeal of aiding and abetting dangerous bodily harm, with Antonios Ch. Mammis...
Read more →
Each Charge Requires Its Own Proof
October 23, 2026
Acquittal on the principal charges in a complex criminal case. The importance of specific proof and the separate assessment of...
Read more →
Defending an Acquittal
October 23, 2026
Dismissal of a prosecution appeal against an acquittal. The importance of specific reasoning and a methodical approach to criminal defence.
Read more →
A Name Is Built Through Hard Work — and Deserves Protection
October 23, 2026
Protecting a trademark and trade name against a competitor’s use of a similar name. A case from our practice.
Read more →
