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Nicholas Ktenas contributes the Cyprus Chapter to ITechLaw’s Quick Reference Guide to International Market Entry for Startups. The aim of this Guide is to provide startup founders and lawyers with a concise guide to key issues in a number of jurisdictions. Currently 63 jurisdictions are covered. You can download the Cyprus Chapter of the Guide...
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The Legal 500: Data Protection & Cybersecurity Comparative Guide In association with Heather Egan, Sulina Gabale, Kelly Hagedorn, Thora Johnson, and Shannon Yavorsky of Orrick General questions regarding laws and principles Please provide an overview of the legal and regulatory framework governing data protection, privacy and cybersecurity in your jurisdiction (e.g., a summary of the...
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I  Introduction Cypriot employment law is a mixture of statute and case law. To determine whether a person is an employee or an independent contractor, the entire arrangement between the parties should be considered, particularly the parties’ rights and obligations. Unlike agreements for services that are exclusively governed by contract law, particular laws and regulations...
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Lexology GTDT Market Intelligence provides a unique perspective on evolving legal and regulatory landscapes. This Labour & Employment volume features discussion and analysis of emerging trends and hot topics within key jurisdictions worldwide. Developments | Industry sectors | Political debates | Restrictive covenants Cyprus Nicholas Ktenas is the managing partner of Nicholas Ktenas & Co...
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Our Managing Partner, Nicholas Ktenas, was selected as one of the world’s leading practitioners in Cyprus in the Who’s Who Legal: Labour, Employment & Benefits 2023 report – a guide to the world’s leading labour & employment and pensions & benefits lawyers. This is the 8th consecutive year Nicholas receives this prestigious international recognition for his work in...
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