13 November

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Customs authorities and Trademark enforcement

Using customs and border protection authorities to prevent counterfeit goods from entering new markets and crossing borders is one of the most effective tools in a luxury brand owner's toolbox when it comes to IP enforcement and anti-counterfeiting efforts. The process varies, but this is available in several Asia Pacific jurisdictions. Australia: Trademarks and other intellectual property rights (IPRs) are subject to seizure by the Australian Border Force. Any goods bearing a mark that is substantially similar to or deceptively similar to a trademark about which a notice of objection has been filed may be subject to seizure. Bangladesh: The commissioner of...

08 November

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In-Flagrante crime in Greece

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In-Flagrante crime in Greece in-flagrante crime in Greece is a key term in criminal procedure, referring to an offense committed openly or witnessed while in progress. According to Article 242 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, an in-flagrante delicto crime is one where the offender is caught in the act or immediately after committing the offense. This classification aims to promptly activate criminal procedures for the offender’s arrest and detention before they have a chance to escape or cover up the crime. For a crime to be considered in-flagrante crime in Greece, the offender must be apprehended either during the commission of...

08 November

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arrest for drug possession

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arrest for drug possession and the use of addictive substances in Greece is common, especially for small quantities intended for personal use. This article examines the country’s legal framework and the penalties imposed in cases involving narcotics and arrest for drug possession and use. Legislation on Narcotic Substances The primary legislation regulating the use and possession of addictive substances in Greece is Law 4139/2013, which replaced the earlier Law 3459/2006. This law, along with its amendments, remains in effect. According to Article 1 of Law 4139/2013, “narcotics” are defined as substances that affect the central nervous system and cause mood changes, as...

01 November

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Cyber Investment Scams

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Investment scams - Most frequent questions from our clients How can I immediately understand that I have become a victim of fraud before it is too late? Sadly, the majority of people are attracted to quick money, and that is precisely the foundation upon which the offenders build their strategies. Therefore, in every case that we have handled thus far, the perpetrators first ask the victim to invest a meager sum of 250–500 euros. They do this because they are well aware that the typical Greek will "risk" such a sum to ascertain the reliability of the company that is being recommended...

29 October

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What do the car crash victims claim?

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Car crush victim claim - Economou & Economou law office the best traffic accident lawyers in Athens Greece econlaw@live.com (+30) 2103603824

What do the car crash victims claim? Usually after a car accident, the claims from victims that arise for compensation for the victims stem from the cases we will mention below. By studying the circumstances of Your car accident on an individual case-by-case basis, the best traffic accidents lawyers in Greece of Economou & Economou law office in Athens, are able to responsibly guide You regarding the: Material Damages Of the damaged vehicle, which were caused by the road accident and usually consist of material damage to the vehicle, expenses incurred by the use of a taxi to transport the victim until the...

27 October

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Προσβολή πατρότητας

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Προσβολή πατρότητας - Δικηγορικό γραφείο Οικονόμου & Οικονόμου οι καλύτεροι δικηγόροι οικογενειακού δικαίου στην Αθήνα econlaw@live.com 2103603824

Προσβολή πατρότητας Η προσβολή πατρότητας ενός τέκνου, θεωρείται μια περίπλοκη και επώδυνη διαδικασία για τα εμπλεκόμενα μέρη, στην οποία ελλοχεύουν νομικές ιδιαιτερότητες και ανακύπτουν ουκ ολίγες ασαφείς έννοιες και θεσμοί για τον μη νομικό. Με τον παρόν άρθρο επιχειρείται μια σύντομη ανάλυση στα σημαντικότερα σημεία της διαδικασίας, ώστε να καταστεί σαφές το υπάρχον νομοθετικό πλαίσιο. 1. Το τεκμήριο της πατρότητας Ο ελληνικός αστικός κώδικας περιλαμβάνει ρύθμιση κατά την οποίο το τέκνο το οποίο γεννήθηκε κατά την διάρκεια του γάμου ή μέσα σε τριακόσιες (300) ημέρες από την λύση ή ακύρωσή του, τεκμαίρεται ότι έχει ως πατέρα τον σύζυγο της μητέρας του 1465ΑΚ Η συγκεκριμένη διάταξη,...

25 October

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Work permits and visas in Greece: an employer’s guide

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Work visa for employers in Greece If you're planning to hire a new employee in Greece or relocate an existing team member, navigating Greece’s immigration and work permit requirements is crucial securing a work visa for employers in Greece. Employers need to be familiar with the various types of work visas and permits, ensuring their team members possess the necessary documentation to work legally in Greece. Immigration laws, tax regulations, and employment legislation in Greece can be complex, posing challenges for businesses aiming to hire talent in the country. This comprehensive guide explores Greece’s work visa for employers in Greece and permit...

17 October

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Mandatory declaration of cash over €10.000 or cash seizure even in airport transit zones within the EU

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Cash confiscation in Greece - Economou & Economou law office the best criminal lawyers in Athens Greece econlaw@live.com (+30) 2103603824

Cash Confiscation in Greece: A Comprehensive Overview Introduction Cash Confiscation in Greece, a process where authorities seize money believed to be connected to criminal activities, has been a critical aspect of Greece's legal and economic landscape. This measure aims to combat money laundering, tax evasion, and other financial crimes, aligning with broader international efforts to enhance financial transparency and integrity. Legal Framework The legal framework for cash confiscation in Greece is primarily governed by Law 3691/2008 on the Prevention and Suppression of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing. This law is in accordance with the European Union's directives on anti-money laundering (AML) and the Financial...

13 October

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sexual harassment

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sexual harassment is defined as the exercise of unwanted sexual behavior by one person towards another. The victim becomes the target of pressures, threats, insults, and even violence, aimed at reducing or eliminating their resistance and satisfying the perpetrator's desires. According to the definition provided by law, "sexual harassment is any unwanted verbal, non-verbal, or physical sexual behavior that aims to or results in the violation of a person's dignity, particularly through the creation of a hostile, intimidating, humiliating, or aggressive environment" (Article 2, paragraph d of Law 3896/2010). Compliments, proposals, jokes, admiration, and friendly conversation do not constitute sexual harassment. Flirting...

12 October

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Participation claim in acquired assets

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Participation claim in acquired assets Participation claim in acquired assets, as defined in Article 1400 of the Civil Code (CC), is a central pillar of family law in Greece. Within this framework, it is recognized that property acquired during the marriage is joint and belongs to both spouses. Significant is the ruling of the Supreme Court (287/2011), which addresses the rebuttable presumption of participation in one-third of the increased assets, providing the legal basis for one spouse's claim against the other. Legal Framework Article 1400, paragraph 1 of the CC states: "If the marriage is dissolved or annulled, and the property of one...

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