About the Firm
Constantina Mitsingas & Associates LLC is a boutique law firm established in 2017 and based in Limassol, Cyprus. Our principal objective is to build long standing relationships with our clients based on trust and mutual respect whilst providing highly proactive, timely and constructive advice.
Areas of Practice
antitrust and competition
Competition Law and policy is about applying rules to ensure that undertakings engaged in economic activities compete fairly with each other. This encourages enterprise and efficiency, creates a wider choice for consumers and helps reduce prices and improve quality. As the rules in this sector are constantly changing, complying with competition laws can be complex and time-consuming.
Our firm provides comprehensive, accurate, and specialised legal advice on all aspects of Competition Law and the dangers associated with infringing such law.
Regulatory and financial
With regulations in the financial sector becoming more stringent, it is imperative that the applicable rules are complied with on both a national and international level. Our firm provides comprehensive advice on the Regulations issued by the Central Bank of Cyprus applicable to licensed banking establishments and payment institutions engaged in the provision of issuing and/or acquiring payment instruments.
commercial and corporate law
Our firm provides an array of advice, both advisory as well as transactional, to clients and their companies on various business- related matters. Οur aim is to be business orientated whilst providing accurate and high-quality legal advice in a timely manner.
Data protection
As the environment undertakings currently engage in is constantly undergoing regulation, businesses need to ensure that they have the right mechanisms in place so as to manage both their data as well as their reputational risk. Our firm specializes in advising on all aspects of Cyprus Data Protection legislation and the corresponding European regulations so that our clients are aware of their obligations under Data Protection legislation.
“We must all obey the great law of change. It is the most powerful law of nature.”