George Georgiades

Professor George Georgiades holds a Chair in Private Law at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Law School. His expertise spans civil and commercial law with emphasis on Property Law, Banking Transactions, and Family Law. He practices as a partner at Apostolos Georgiades & Associates, specializing in complex civil litigation and international arbitration. Proficient in Greek, English, German, and French, he contributes to legal education and professional practice through teaching and legal consultancy.

Education: LL.B. (1998) from University of Athens; Magister Legum (2000) from Ludwig Maximilians University Munich; Dr.Jur. (2003) from University of Athens; LL.M. (2004) from Harvard Law School. His research focuses on contract law, succession rights, parental responsibility, and digital transactional frameworks. Key publications include analyses of pandemic-era contract performance, guarantee clauses, and forced heirship protections.

Research interests bridge theoretical legal scholarship and practical applications, particularly in family law disputes, arbitration mechanisms, and civil code interpretations. His work addresses modern challenges like e-commerce regulations and digital rights protection.

Professional roles include legal representation in international arbitrations and advisory work for banking transactions. He has authored over 20 books and 30+ articles addressing civil law intricacies, from parental custody rights to statutory interpretations.