Nikos offers a broad range of services covering investment law & arbitration, EU law and WTO law.
Based on his extensive experience as legal advisor, policy-maker, negotiator and academic, Nikos is able to approach any issues in a holistic manner.
Due to his expertise in investment law & arbitration, public international law, WTO law and EU law, Nikos is capable of analysing particularly complex and novel legal issues.
Nikos provides all his services at the highest academic level
Independent and impartial
Legal Advice
Nikos provides legal advice to investors and States regarding investment law & arbitration issues. In the first place, he offers strategic advice and assesses the success rate of potential claims.
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Litigation
Nikos accepts appointments – from both investors and States – as arbitrator in investment treaty arbitration disputes, in particular in intra-EU and intra-ECT disputes.
He acts as arbitrator in disputes initiated under the ICSID Convention and UNCITRAL arbitration rules of procedures.
Speaker & Moderator
As a leading expert in international investment law & arbitration, Nikos is frequently asked to speak at international conferences and seminars around the world.
He regularly delivers key-note speeches and guest lectures at various international organisations and academic institutions, such as for example, the OECD, WTO, Energy Community, Warsaw Arbitration Days, Kiev Arbitration Days, NYU Law School, WTI, Leiden University, University of Amsterdam, Vienna University, Dutch Arbitration Association, EFILA.
Courses & Training
Nikos offers a whole range of tailor-made courses & training covering all aspects of international investment law & arbitration for practitioners, Government officials and students.
Brexit Advisory Centre
The uncertainty surrounding BREXIT has already negatively affected trade and investments into the UK and the EU.
Consequently, investors are in need of receiving competent legal advice on how to maintain optimal investment protection – whatever the shape or form of BREXIT will be.