Introduction
When a painting or sculpture is resold for a profit, the law in Cyprus (as well as some other countries) gives the original artist a continuing right to a po…
Introduction
When a painting or sculpture is resold for a profit, the law in Cyprus (as well as some other countries) gives the original artist a continuing right to a po…
This blog post is on the enforcement of European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) Judgments. That is, it looks at what happens after the ECtHR issues a final j…
✨ New year, new beginnings, and a slice of good luck! ✨
On 9 January, we kicked off 2026 by cutting our vasilopita. May it bring health, success, and a lucky year ahead for o…
Introduction
A trade mark provides you with several advantages.
Firstly, it is an intangible asset that provides value to your business. Research has shown that betw…
Yesterday we swapped gowns for bows at our Secret Santa celebration — and it was a festive success!
There were plenty of laughs, gifts that ranged from downright …
Introduction
After your trade mark application has been published in the Official Gazette of the Republic, third parties have three months to oppose your applicatio…
Achilleas Demetriades participated in the 5th Annual Symposium, organised by the Procedural Law Unit of the University of Nicosia, joining the opening panel on “Uni…
Introduction
Patents are a monopoly granted over an invention. They need to be registered in order to provide protection. A patent is normally granted for 20 years, al…
Introduction
Our office recently dealt with a case involving the use of the “right of information” at an early stage of trade mark infringement proceedings. The matte…


