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Andreas Neocleous & Co LLC was Cyprus's largest law firm. It was the only Cyprus firm to appear in Legal Business's "Euro Elite" listing of the 100 most influential law firms in Europe and in the list of 100 largest law firms in Europe, published by The Lawyer. It was founded in Limassol in 1965 by Andreas Neocleous and also had offices in Nicosia and Paphos in Cyprus, and in Brussels, Kyiv, Prague, Budapest in mainland Europe and a number of non-exclusive arrangements with other overseas firms in specialist sectors, such as energy.

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  • Andreas Neocleous & Co LLC was Cyprus's largest law firm. It was the only Cyprus firm to appear in Legal Business's "Euro Elite" listing of the 100 most influential law firms in Europe and in the list of 100 largest law firms in Europe, published by The Lawyer. It was founded in Limassol in 1965 by Andreas Neocleous and also had offices in Nicosia and Paphos in Cyprus, and in Brussels, Kyiv, Prague, Budapest in mainland Europe and a number of non-exclusive arrangements with other overseas firms in specialist sectors, such as energy. (en)
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  • Andreas Neocleous & Co LLC was Cyprus's largest law firm. It was the only Cyprus firm to appear in Legal Business's "Euro Elite" listing of the 100 most influential law firms in Europe and in the list of 100 largest law firms in Europe, published by The Lawyer. It was founded in Limassol in 1965 by Andreas Neocleous and also had offices in Nicosia and Paphos in Cyprus, and in Brussels, Kyiv, Prague, Budapest in mainland Europe and a number of non-exclusive arrangements with other overseas firms in specialist sectors, such as energy. Andreas Neocleous & Co specialised in serving international businesses and organisations and its main spheres of activity were cross-border investment and finance, shipping and large-scale commercial litigation. Andreas Neocleous & Co was ranked as the leading firm in Cyprus by Legal 500, PLC Which Lawyer, Chambers Guides and IFLR 1000.The firm's Limassol office housed the Honorary Consulates of Japan and Portugal in Cyprus.Andreas Neocleous & Co LLC was an active proponent to the business community and the public in Cyprus of the benefits of genuine licensed software.The firm was widely consulted by the international press for comment and opinion regarding the Cyprus economic situation. (en)
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