A well-drafted contract can save you from years of disputes. Whether you're starting a business partnership, signing a lease, or entering a commercial agreement, I help you understand what you're signing and ensure your interests are protected.
Greek contract law follows the Civil Code. For a contract to be valid, it needs: capacity (parties must be legally able to contract), consent (free from fraud or coercion), lawful object (the purpose must be legal), and proper form (some contracts require notarization). I ensure your contracts meet all legal requirements.
Contract disputes can often be resolved through negotiation or mediation before going to court. If litigation becomes necessary, I represent clients in Greek commercial courts. The key is acting quickly - there are limitation periods for contract claims, and evidence is easier to gather when events are recent.
Absolutely. In fact, this is one of the most valuable services I provide. The other party's lawyer drafted the contract to protect their interests. I'll identify problematic clauses, suggest modifications, and explain the risks of signing as-is. A few hours of review can prevent years of problems.
I start by understanding your business goals and concerns. Then I either draft a new contract or review the one presented to you. I explain each clause in plain language - you should understand what you're signing. I negotiate modifications with the other party when needed. My goal is a balanced agreement that protects you while remaining commercially practical.
