Trademarks & Commercial Law
Papanikolaou Consulting and associates provide consulting and legal coverage services related to the brand of each company. The purpose of our office and our partners is the continuous action for the entire life of a trademark, starting from the liquidation to the filing and the prosecution, responding to official actions until the registration. In addition, the timely renewal of trademarks is reliably ensured through custom IT tools.
In addition, we can support our clients’ requirements for creating and maintaining global brand portfolios. Finally, the experience of our partners and the special attention they pay to European and international trademark registrations is addressed to both domestic and international clients.
P-Consultants based in Kavala, is active in the field of consulting services and design work addressed to companies and organizations
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Our office through its partners provides services that are in line with commercial law. In particular, we are able to provide contract law advice of any kind, including dealership and franchise agreements, licensing agreements, non-disclosure agreements and data protection agreements. In addition, we have the opportunity through the experience of our associates to defend cases in advertising law before both the regular courts and the Communications Supervisory Board (SEE).
We also register, maintain and defend domain name disputes before the National Telecommunications and Postal Services Commission (EETT) and in the regular courts. At the same time, our partners specialize in national and European customs procedures for registering and combating counterfeiting. It is worth mentioning that our partners in everything that touches the law of unfair competition have noted remarkable advantages in litigation cases. Finally, many types of market conduct fall within the scope of anti-competitive rules applicable to trademarks, patents and other types of copyright, especially when the bill in question may not provide the ideal legal basis.