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From August 2025, Greek copyright enforcement has shifted to a compliance-first model.
A new ECOVIS International study sheds light on the real barriers to AI adoption worldwide. Surprisingly, it’s not data protection or technology holding companies back: it’s lack of knowledge.
The Hellenic National Cybersecurity Authority has launched the NIS2 Entity Registration Platform. Essential and Important Entities now have immediate duties.
Aiming to strike a new balance between flexibility, protection, and digital oversight, the Ministry of Labour has unveiled a reform Bill that updates key aspects of Greek employment law.
With the Council of State’s landmark ruling on Law 5094/2024, Greece takes a bold step forward.
What happens when algorithms start mimicking the magic of hand-drawn worlds?
From risk classification to compliance dates, the AI Act is reshaping AI governance in Europe.
Three lawyers specializing in new technologies share their thoughts on how efficiency in legal drafting can be enhanced with generative AI!
We are very pleased to see that our latest contribution to the Legal Technology Practice Guide - Getting the Deal Through 2023, published by Lexology, is now in print!
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Mediation isn’t recent: trade has established mediation norms from ancient times. Modern trade and business mediate technical disputes before they evolve into complex legal issues. Expert Arbitration
Οn January 20, 2022 the Greek Parliament passed a Bill, (Law 4886/2022 Gov. Gazette A’ , No. 12/24.1.2022) amending Law 3959/2011 on “Protection of Free Competition” (the Greek Competition Act) intro
From 1 January 2026, Greek lease law will change substantially, introducing a streamlined process for landlords to recover possession after lease expiry,
The Digital Work Card system is now mandatory for additional sectors.
A new regulatory layer has been added to Greece’s cybersecurity framework.
A recent Greek court ruling on the legality of the installation of video cameras monitoring employees’ activities and the damages it awarded raises concerns about the effectiveness of privacy protection.
In his latest article, Gregory Pelecanos, Senior Partner at Ballas Pelecanos Law, explores whether Greece has a national policy for innovation.
Exciting developments are underway in Greece's autonomous vehicle technology sector, as the nation’s first autonomous car has been developed and is now being tested in the city of Trikala.
George Ballas, Senior & Managing Partner, and Nikolaos Papadopoulos, Associate, discuss the current legal framework concerning Artificial Intelligence in Greece with a contribution to Lexing’s latest issue of Lexing® Insights.
Law 5053/2023 of the Ministry of Labour, effective as of 26 September 2023, transposes Directive 2019/1152/EU “On permanent and predictable working conditions”, which originally set a deadline of 1 August 2022 for its transposition, into Greek law.
Sakkoulas-online has just published an article by Gregory Pelecanos, Senior Partner, on product prices and competition law.
Pursuant to Law 5038/2023 (the "Immigration Code"), significant changes were brought to legislation concerning the codification and amendment of existing provisions, as well as the introduction of new ones.
The European Parliament committees IMCO (Internal Market and Consumer Protection) and LIBE (Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs) have made significant strides by voting on the proposed Artificial Intelligence Act. With far-reaching implications for the future of AI regulation within the Europ