Commercial disputes & arbitration
Advice and representation in contractual, corporate and property-related disputes, with assessment of arbitration and other available routes to resolution.
Athens, Greece · International perspective
Greek counsel for commercial disputes, arbitration and mediation. Independent advice that connects legal strategy with your wider interests.
01 / Expertise
From the first assessment of a disagreement to its resolution, we help clients understand their position, weigh their options and choose a proportionate course of action.
Advice and representation in contractual, corporate and property-related disputes, with assessment of arbitration and other available routes to resolution.
Drafting and review of dispute resolution clauses, with attention to the governing law, forum, procedural choices and the commercial context of the agreement.
Greek-law advice and court representation, including assessment of court support for arbitration, interim protection and award-related proceedings. Coordination with foreign counsel where a matter spans jurisdictions.
Support in negotiations and mediation, with a focus on practical settlement options, the preservation of business relationships and the protection of clients’ interests.
02 / Our approach
Examine the facts, documents and legal framework alongside the client’s objectives and commercial priorities.
Compare procedural and settlement options, taking account of risk, cost, timing and enforceability.
Prepare carefully, communicate clearly and reassess the strategy as the matter develops.

ARBITRATION & DISPUTE RESOLUTION
03 / Your counsel
ATTORNEY AT LAW · SUPREME COURT ADVOCATE
Founder and Principal of Faslis Law Office in Athens. With over 15 years of legal practice, he advises individuals, businesses and internationally connected clients on Greek civil, commercial and property matters and dispute resolution.
04 / Enquiries
For a new matter, a Greek-law enquiry or a potential collaboration, contact Faslis Law Office.
Please begin with a brief description and the names of the parties for conflict checking. Avoid sending confidential documents before we confirm that we can assist. An initial enquiry does not establish a lawyer–client relationship.