Domna has been with the Firm since 1986 and is Head of the Human Rights department. She has vast experience in advising on all issues arising from the abuse and protection of human rights and is specialised in undertaking the submission of complaints before the European Court of Human Rights, where she has successfully represented her clients in several cases regarding the violation of Articles of the Convention. Domna also has considerable experience in the area of EU & Competition law.

Domna has contributed articles on European Union law for several years on a regular basis to the Industrial Review. 

Education

Degree in Law, University of Athens (dist)

LLM in European Community Law, London School of Economics and Political Science

Admissions

Athens Bar, 1986

Athens Court of Appeals, 1993

Areas of Practice

Human Rights

EU & Competition

Appointments

Assistant, University of Athens, 1985-1992

Advisor, Ministry of Foreign Affairs-European Communities, Legal Department, 1986-7

Publications

Innovative Changes In The Greek Legislative Environment, Legislation Guide, 2011, published by the International Financial Law Review