Unlawful dismissal in Cyprus: when is it lawful, and what are you entitled to?
A dismissal is not always unlawful. Nor can an employer end an employment relationship at any time and for any reason.
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Rejected tender: what can be cured, what cannot, and why the distinction matters
When a tender is not accepted, the first legal question is not why. It is what kind of decision you are looking at.
You lost a public tender: where do you challenge it, and how long do you have?
In public procurement, time affects not only whether you can bring a challenge but whether the challenge is still worth bringing.
Freezing and tracing assets: what can be done, and in what order
Where there is a risk that assets will move, a case is often decided long before it reaches trial.
Copyright at a concert: who pays for what, and when
The most expensive moment to discover that your rights have not been cleared is a few days before the concert.
Copyright as property: what the Supreme Constitutional Court actually held
Cypriot case law on copyright remains thin. That is precisely why the 2025 opinion matters — and not only for its outcome.
Decisions of the Educational Service Commission: when and how they can be challenged
Many Commission decisions are accepted without anyone asking whether they were lawful — and by the time the question is asked, the deadline has often gone.
What the Administrative Court actually decides in appointment and promotion cases
Most recourses against an appointment or promotion do not fail on the merits. They fail because the deadline was missed.