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Recent Court of Appeal decisions in Cyprus offer important guidance on the interpretation of insurance policy exclusions...
12/10/2026

Recent Court of Appeal decisions in Cyprus offer important guidance on the interpretation of insurance policy exclusions and the handling of coverage disputes.
The judgments highlight the importance of clearly drafted exclusion clauses and clarify when seeking a declaratory judgment may be appropriate.

What do these decisions mean for insurers when assessing coverage and drafting policy terms?

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Cyprus is considering significant changes to the legal framework governing coroners and the investigation of deaths.A re...
09/10/2026

Cyprus is considering significant changes to the legal framework governing coroners and the investigation of deaths.

A recent study by the Office of the Commissioner for Legislation examines the current system under the Coroners Law, Cap. 153, and puts forward proposals aimed at modernising the framework and strengthening its operation.

What could these reforms mean in practice for inquests, procedural safeguards and judicial oversight?

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As the use of e-scooters continues to grow in Cyprus, personal mobility devices are attracting increasing legal and regu...
08/10/2026

As the use of e-scooters continues to grow in Cyprus, personal mobility devices are attracting increasing legal and regulatory attention.

Recent developments place renewed focus on enforcement, road safety and the wider legal considerations surrounding e-scooter use. Our latest article looks at what the evolving framework means in practice.

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We were pleased to see Eleni Neoptolemou, Partner at Harris Kyriakides, participate in the AIJA Sofia 2026 Litigation, T...
07/10/2026

We were pleased to see Eleni Neoptolemou, Partner at Harris Kyriakides, participate in the AIJA Sofia 2026 Litigation, T.R.A.D.E. and Public Procurement Conference, joining legal professionals from across jurisdictions for two days of discussion, knowledge-sharing and networking.

Eleni also took part as a speaker on the panel “Untouchable Tenders? Strategic Procurement in Sensitive Sectors”, which explored the legal and strategic challenges surrounding public procurement in sensitive sectors, including issues of transparency, proportionality, competition and the use of special procurement regimes.

We are proud to support the active participation of our lawyers in international legal forums that foster dialogue, exchange of expertise and stronger professional connections across jurisdictions.

The Cyprus Administrative Court has annulled a Cyprus Competition Commission decision concerning alleged bid-rigging in ...
06/10/2026

The Cyprus Administrative Court has annulled a Cyprus Competition Commission decision concerning alleged bid-rigging in public procurement procedures for ready-mixed concrete.

The judgment highlights the importance of clear, undertaking-specific reasoning, proper assessment of circumstantial evidence and effective procedural safeguards in competition law proceedings.

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EDPB Blockchain GuidelinesBlockchain can strengthen the integrity of records, but its permanence and decentralised struc...
30/09/2026

EDPB Blockchain Guidelines

Blockchain can strengthen the integrity of records, but its permanence and decentralised structure can create difficult GDPR questions. The EDPB’s final guidelines explain what organisations should consider before using blockchain to process personal data - including off-chain storage, data minimisation, individual rights, security and DPIAs.

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Our latest GDPR & Data Protection Newsletter is now available.In this edition, we look at recent developments in Cyprus ...
29/09/2026

Our latest GDPR & Data Protection Newsletter is now available.

In this edition, we look at recent developments in Cyprus and across the EU, exploring key issues affecting businesses today — from AI and data protection risks to GDPR enforcement trends, shareholder data and evolving workplace requirements.

Stay informed on the latest regulatory developments and the practical considerations they may bring for your organisation.

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We were pleased to present the Harris Kyriakides Foundation Legal Skills Excellence Award to Hanin Al Habboul at Alexand...
23/09/2026

We were pleased to present the Harris Kyriakides Foundation Legal Skills Excellence Award to Hanin Al Habboul at Alexander College graduation ceremony on 18 September 2026.

The award recognises academic achievement and excellence in legal skills, reflecting the Foundation’s commitment to supporting the next generation of legal professionals.

Congratulations to Hanin on this well-deserved achievement, and we wish her every success in her future academic and professional journey.

A recent judgment of the Cyprus Supreme Constitutional Court addresses an important and long-debated issue in Cyprus com...
22/09/2026

A recent judgment of the Cyprus Supreme Constitutional Court addresses an important and long-debated issue in Cyprus competition law: the scope and effectiveness of judicial review of decisions of the Commission for the Protection of Competition.

The judgment in Hermes Airports Ltd v Commission for the Protection of Competition considers the relationship between administrative competition enforcement, judicial scrutiny and the requirements of constitutional and European law.

In our latest article, we examine the Court’s approach and what the judgment may mean for future challenges to CPC decisions in Cyprus.

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Artificial Intelligence in Cyprus: Key Legal Risks for Businesses in 2026Harris Kyriakides technology team discusses key...
21/09/2026

Artificial Intelligence in Cyprus: Key Legal Risks for Businesses in 2026

Harris Kyriakides technology team discusses key legal risks arising from the use of artificial intelligence by businesses in Cyprus and identifies the main areas that should form part of an effective AI governance and compliance framework.

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