Background
Constantinos Psarras, Alkiviadis was born on January 25, 1964 in Athens, Greece.
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Alkiviadis Constantinos Psarras
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University of Athens, Law School (Law Degree, 1986). University of Kent, Canterbury, United Kingdom (Master of Laws, 1988. Doctor of Philosophy, 1994).
Spoken languages: Greek and English.
Career
Worked at Tsecouras, Cocalis & Associates (Athens) specializing in Corporate, Contract, Commercial, Foreign Investment, Banking, Trademark, Fiscal, Patent, Insurance and Franchise Law, Advertising & Marketing, Agency & Distributorship, International Arbitration, Competition, Media, Environmental, Mergers & Acquisitions, Telecommunications. Admitted to the bar, 1989, Greece. Author: "Towards the New Trade Marks Law," Liakopoulos Th.
Sakoulas, Athens 1991.
"The Protection of the Fame of Persons and Works of the Intellect," Character and Personality Merchandising, Commercial Law Review, p. 345, 1993; "Limitation of the protection of trade marks per art
20 of L 2239/1994," Business and Company Law Review, p.238. "Inducement to branch an employment contract," Commercial Law Review, 1996/III. Member: Athens Bar Association.
The firm has concentrated on corporate clients, since the early years of this century.
The original driving force, the late Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs John Sofianopoulos, together with Nicholas Tsecouras, not only made the firm one of the most important ones in the early days of Greek industry, but also gave it an international scope. From the early 1960"s the firm has been active in international trade, oil trading and the insurance business. From the mid 1970"s, it has been active with foreign investment, mergers and acquisitions.
Since the late 1980"s, the firm has acquired considerable experience in dealing with the former Soviet Union and East European countries neighbouring to Greece.
The firm has been retained by the public sector for several important projects, including the natural gas contracts between Greece-former Soviet Union and Greece-Algeria. The client base, besides local corporations, is mainly Western European, North American and Japanese.
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Membership
Member: Athens Bar Association.
