Legal
Counsel held in confidence for disputes, transactions and the decisions that surround them.







A private international law firm in Nicosia, Cyprus, serving a select circle of individuals, families and enterprises.

The affairs of an international family brought into a single, quiet structure, with banking, property and succession aligned across three legal systems.
Rights to a body of recorded work traced, renegotiated and returned to the artist who created it, without a word in the press.
The disposal of a significant private holding, negotiated and completed before the market knew it was for sale.


The practice opens in Nicosia: one counsel, a small number of clients, and a standard set from the first file.
Cross-border mandates follow the clients: family holdings, rights and structures spanning several legal systems.
Stella Argyropoulou joins the firm. Its capacity doubles; its manner does not change.
Deliberately small, by intention: a select circle of clients, each afforded uninterrupted attention.