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LOGOS Law Firm is one of the oldest and largest law firms in the centre of Thessaloniki. Founded in 2004 by Aristotle University of Thessaloniki law professor Vasileios Antonopoulos to create a sizeable, European-standard practice, it has partners Danai and Myrto Antonopoulou and today comprises eight lawyers, partners and associates, with a wide network of external collaborators across Greece and Europe. The firm is a member of the Thessaloniki Bar Association and handles a broad range of cases across all areas of law, supporting clients in litigation, alternative dispute resolution, arbitration, mediation and advisory work. It specialises in commercial and civil law, companies and corporate relations, competition law, intellectual and industrial property, trademarks and patents, banking law, corporate and personal insolvency, out-of-court debt settlement, GDPR, commercial transactions, and family and inheritance law.
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