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The Supreme Court of Greece has handed down decision No. 716/2019 in favour of Leidos Inc., definitively rejecting the Hellenic Republic’s lawsuit to annul the ICC Award (2013) in Case 16394/GZ/MHM (see below News item “Ballas Pelecanos &Associates LPC named in Global Arbitration Review”).
Athens Court of Appeal Decision No. 669/2019 (Injunctive Proceedings) and No. 3248/2019 (Main Set-Aside Proceedings) In decisions handed down in February (Injunctive Proceedings) and July 2019 (Main Set-Aside Proceedings), the Athens Court of Appeal (ACoA) reinforced the enforceability of an ICC Aw
Multi-Member Court of First Instance, Kalamata, Judgment No. 3/2018
This issue of the Lexing newsletter focuses on a major strategic issue for businesses: cybersecurity. Cybersecurity is a key element of success and sustainability. Amid the cyberattacks that recently hit computers around the world (such as the WannaCry ransomware)
Ballas, Pelecanos & Associates LPC answered the call of the National Telecommunications and Post Commission (EETT) and participated in the public consultation on the amendment of the Regulation on General Authorization.
Greek Supreme Court annuls Court of Appeal decision and effectively reinforces validity of ICC Award in Leidos Inc. (ex SAIC) arbitration against the Greek State concerning the C4I system developed for the security of the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. Supreme Court Judgment No. 517/2016.
Supreme Court Judgment No.517/2016. In the context of an ICC Arbitration, the Arbitral Tribunal had awarded damages to Leidos (formerly SAIC) against the Greek State in the context of a dispute concerning the implementation of a C4I System procured for the security of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games.
This ICC arbitration was based on an arbitration clause included in a BoP agreement for supply of civil and electrical works and equipment (the Project Agreement) of a Wind Farm in Northern Greece.
This ICC arbitration was based on an arbitration clause included in a BoP agreement for supply of civil and electrical works and equipment ,( the Project Agreement) of a Wind Farm in Northern Greece.
This international special issue explores the privacy risks associated with the use of geolocation devices by the industry.
The “Comparative Handbook: Robotic Technologies Law” has now been published by the Larcier Group.