Alexandra was admitted to the Athens Bar in 1998. She also qualified as a solicitor in England & Wales in 1999. In 2014 she qualified as a civil Notary before resuming practicing law in the end of 2018.

With more than 22 years of experience in diverse aspects of legal practice, Alexandra’s practice focuses on real estate/tax law, data protection law and maritime law.

Experience

Alexandra practiced law as a shipping litigation solicitor with two international law firms in the City of London for a period of about four years. Thereafter she worked with an IG  P&I Club (International Group Protection & Indemnity Club) initially in the head office in London and thereafter in the Piraeus office for 12 years. During such time she handled a wide variety of P&I and FD&D cases including Bills of Lading and charter-party disputes, sale and purchase (MoA) disputes, cargo claims, pollution cases, collision cases etc. for a number of Greek ship owning companies and in relation to incidents and disputes arising worldwide gaining extensive experience in advising on complex legal issues as well as providing on-the –spot advice and negotiating settlements.

From 2014 Alexandra served as a civil notary drafting all sorts of real estate contracts with a particular emphasis on the sale and purchase of various types of properties simultaneously advising on relevant tax related issues. She also drafted various contracts involving the establishment and/or conversion of various companies acting also as a “one-stop-service” for the establishment of new companies in Greece (with foreign legal entities as partners).

Since 2018 Alexandra is involved in various GDPR compliance projects and advises on a variety of data protection related issues for clients in Greece and abroad, as a member of the firm’s very active GDPR team. She also leads our real estate department.

Education

University of Athens, Faculty of Law.

University of Southampton, Faculty of Law (LLM in Maritime Law/ International Trade/EU Business Law).

Languages

Greek, English, Norwegian.