
Athina Skolarikou
Athina Skolarikou is a partner and heads our Corporate & Commercial practice. She focuses on corporate and commercial law and consumer protection, contracts and M&A transactions. She has extensive experience in general corporate practice, advising multinational corporations on structuring their business in Greece, company formation, general corporate matters, corporate governance as well as regulatory and compliance issues. She regularly advises international and domestic clients on international business transactions and has significant experience in handling complex and sophisticated cross border M&A projects, including joint ventures, corporate restructuring, and mergers and acquisitions. She is also engaged in structuring all kinds of commercial and contractual arrangements, including lease agreements. She has worked with multinational clients active in the IT, technology and telecommunications sector, as well as in the hotel and leisure industry, advising on a wide range of regulatory, corporate, commercial, contractual and compliance issues. She joined our firm in 1997 and was admitted to the Athens Bar in 1998. Athina is admitted before the Greek Supreme Court. · Zepos & Yannopoulos
About
Partner at Zepos & Yannopoulos who heads the Corporate & Commercial practice, focusing on corporate and commercial law, consumer protection, contracts and M&A, and advising multinational clients on corporate structuring, governance, regulatory and compliance matters. She has significant experience in cross-border M&A, joint ventures, corporate restructuring and commercial contractual arrangements; joined the firm in 1997 and was admitted to the Athens Bar in 1998, and is admitted before the Greek Supreme Court.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- University of Athens, Faculty of Law (LL.B.)
- University of Athens, Faculty of Law (LL.M. in EU Law, 1996)
- University of London, University College London (LL.M. in Banking & Finance Law, 1997)
Admissions
- Admitted to the Athens Bar (1998)
- Admitted before the Greek Supreme Court