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Serving clients internationally from its offices situated in Piraeus, Petalas & Partners Law Firm is consistently recognized as one of the leading law firms in Greece.
Established by its senior partner Mr. Constantinos Petalas in 1966 ( President of Piraeus Bar until 2008 and today Honorary President of Piraeus Bar), Petalas & Partners Law Firm experienced demand for a wide range of services,
creating today a firm that represents some of the best known corporate groups, banks and enterprises within Greece.
Petalas & Partners Law Firm possesses adequate resources to handle substantial transactions,
while never forgetting to provide the personal services clients value. Our approach to the legal services we provide is both commercial and practical.
By understanding our clients' business and by anticipating their needs, our lawyers provide cost effective services at the highest quality level,
offering the combination of legal insight, outstanding professional competence, courtroom experience, industry knowledge and practical business sense needed to help our clients prevail in their most complex cases.
We have built our reputation on a commitment to meet the different needs of each client whether they are high-caliber international corporations, local companies, public institutions,
expanding innovative businesses or even private individuals, while they are involved in everyday agreements or in some of the most complex and challenging transactions in Greece.
We try to effectively assist our clients to achieve their objectives taking into consideration their specific tasks as well as the parameters of the environment in which they operate and develop their business,
in a joint effort to build the solid connections between our people, our clients and our business communities.
Affiliations: Member of the World Services Group, a global membership association whose members are among the top providers of professional business services.
For more details : www.worldservicesgroup.com .
- Year this Office was established: 1966
- Languages: Greek, English, German, Romanian, French, Italian, Russian.
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