Civil Rights

Our practice in Civil Rights Law includes:

Civil Rights Law

Civil rights law aims to balance competing interests between institutions of government on the one hand and individuals or groups of individuals on the other. Lawyers in such practice may work on cases involving discrimination and unfair practices that infringe on rights and liberties such as expression, employment, housing, education, or other entitlements.

Environmental Law

Environmental law concerns a multitude of statutes, treaties, regulations, and conventions based in International or regional law. Legal professionals practicing in this field may represent government agencies, advocacy organizations, or individuals. Environmental lawyers often focus on cases involving natural resource management, the curbing of pollution, or disputes about land and littoral use. Public health components are increasingly common in the practice of environmental law.

Immigration Law

Immigration lawyers work with individual clients at all stages of the naturalization process. Other aspects of the profession relate to refugee and asylum seekers, as well as to individuals in the country without legal permission. This field of law varies significantly from country to country. Much of its practice depends on international treaties, bilateral accords, and political conjecture.

Military Law

Military law involves codes and procedures that govern legal matters in the armed forces. Legal experts in this field were members of the armed forces serving as Preliminary Judges at Military Police Batallions across Greece.

Tax Law

Tax law is a dynamic field that deals with domestic and international transactions. Because of the frequent modifications to local legislation and the complexity of fiscal policy that guides these changes, experts in tax law engage in continuous education at greater rates than in many other fields of law. Apart from ensuring the legality of the levies on economic transactions, tax lawyers help clients reduce fiscal liabilities.