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DIS-Award 2021/2022 granted to our Associate, Dr. Emmanouil Mavrantonakis

Posted Jun 2022

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It is with great pleasure that we announce that our associate, Dr. Emmanouil Mavrantonakis, has been granted the award of the German Arbitration Institute (Deutsche Institution für Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit e.V.) 2021/2022, for his doctoral dissertation on the prohibition of révision au fond in international commercial arbitration (https://www.mohrsiebeck.com/verlag/aktuelles/detail/foerderpreis-der-deutschen-institution-fuer-schiedsgerichtsbarkeit-20212022). Dr. Mavrantonakis’ monograph on this highly demanding and praxis-oriented

4th IC Mediation & Arbitration

Posted Jun 2022

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Professor Constantin Calavros participated at the 4th International Conference “MEDIATION & ARBITRATION”, that was held on the 1st & 2nd of June 2022 at Divani Apollon Palace & Thalasso, with great success. His speech was on “The extension of the arbitration agreement to non-signatory parties’’, on Thursday the 2nd of June. All our colleagues from

Happy Holidays

Posted Dec 2021

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Let us welcome a glorious 2022.

The Legal 500: International Arbitration Country Comparative Guide – Launch

Posted Nov 2021

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The Legal 500: International Arbitration Country Comparative Guide – Launch Find out more here

CSR News: Our contribution to the battle against the wildfires

Posted Sep 2021

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Difficult times call for solidarity and personal involvement. In recognition of the monumental effort of Greek firefighters during the wildfires that surged across our country this summer, it was deemed imperative for the law firm “CALAVROS & PARTNERS LAW FIRM”, with a sense of social responsibility, to support the Hellenic Fire Service by donating 11

Dr. Emmanouil Mavrantonakis’ new article on Objective Arbitrability has just been published

Posted Sep 2021

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It is with great pleasure that we announce the publication of our Associate’s, Dr. Emmanouil Mavrantonakis’, article in the matter of Objective Arbitrability in International Commercial Arbitration: Distinction between Disputes falling within the scope of the Arbitration Agreement and the Subject Matter in Dispute in the legal journal Diaitisia 2019, Issue 2, pp. 291-316. Link to publication: https://www.sakkoulas-online.gr/reader/9a8473375a6253235cbc/

Academic Alert: Dr. Emmanouil Mavrantonakis’ Doctoral Thesis has just been launched

Posted May 2021

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It is with great pleasure that we announce the launch of our Associate’s, Dr. Emmanouil Mavrantonakis’, Doctoral Thesis (Ruprecht-Karls-University of Heidelberg), in the esteemed publishing house of Mohr Siebeck (Tübingen, Germany), on the highly demanding and praxis-oriented matter of The Prohibition of révision au fond in International Commercial Arbitration On the Commitment of State Courts to

Law 4335/2015 in Enforcement: a speech by Themis Kloukinas

Posted Apr 2021

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Hope you didn’t miss our Partner’s Kloukinas Themis’ speech on “Five years of application of law 4335/2015 in Enforcement – Dialogue with case law” held on 30th March. https://www.sakkoulas.gr/el/info/events/archive/eed-omilia-themistokli-kloukina-pende-chronia-efarmogis-tou-n-4335-2015-stin-anagkastiki-ektelesi-dialogos-me-ti-nomologia/

A two-decade long dispute comes to a favorable end before the Greek Supreme Court

Posted Dec 2020

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In its milestone decision no.1196/2020 the Greek Supreme Court ruled in favour of a leading pharmaceutical company, represented by our law firm, in a dispute against a major wholesaler, regarding abuse of dominant position in cases of partial execution of orders on medicinal products, destined for parallel exports, under EU and domestic competition law. This

LANDMARK RULING OF THE GREEK SUPREME COURT ON LITIGATION CASE AGAINST SYSTEMIC GREEK BANKING INSTITUTION.

Posted Sep 2020

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In its milestone decision no. 650/2020 the Greek Supreme Court ruled in favor of the mortgage holders, represented by our law firm, in a dispute against one of the major Greek systemic Banks. This long-lasting litigation involved novel legal questions never before addressed by the Supreme Court. Said decision will set a precedent for a