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Rhetor Law Firm supports the Greek family by providing incentives to its employees. Supporting the Greek family starts from our own home. The founders of Rhetor Law Firm, Dimitris Zachos, and Andreas Papamikos, stand as supporters in the efforts of their associates to have children and actively support new parents. Demographics pose a vital problem even for the survival of the nation. Greece's ...
Open Office Day Lawyers at Work with ELSA Thessaloniki On March 12th, Rhetor Law Firm welcomed students from the Law School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki to its offices in Thessaloniki, ...
From Athens to Thessaloniki, the entire team of Rhetor Law Firm associates participated for the second consecutive year in Rhetor’s Gathering. During our three-day team bonding event, we experienced ...
Rhetor Law Firm recognizes and rewards the dedication, passion, and commitment of young students to pursue their dreams by covering the costs of their studies in selected postgraduate programs, ...
The Future of Knowledge Begins with Today's Education: Ensuring Equal Opportunities for All! At Rhetor Law Firm, two intertwined concepts govern our culture and DNA: knowledge and education with equal...
Under Law no. 4951/2022 (Government Gazette no. A 129/4.7.2022) on the modernization of the licensing process for Renewable Energy Sources (hereinafter RES), the licensing of electricity production ...
Sustainable development and ESG are two terms that currently dominate in entrepreneurship, as they embody the main objectives of the EU with regards to the management of climate change, the ...
The completion of the "Rhetor's Scholarship" program was marked by awarding the remaining 2 scholarships to graduate students of the Law School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The ...
The - legal and general - debate around artificial intelligence systems is more intense than ever at a global level. Especially in the E.U., the published Regulation proposal on artificial ...
The Irish Data Protection Authority (DPC) recently announced that it has imposed a total fine of 390 million euros to Meta Ireland for projecting targeted ads to Facebook and Instagram users [1] due ...
