Office Visit
Moving to the conference table that overlooks the waters of the Thermaic Gulf, the visitors gathered with eager smiles. The room was full of positive energy from the travelers, who crowded around the table where Elxis’s multilingual team of lawyers typically meets. The four chairs were not enough to fit everyone, but we did our best to provide the typical Greek hospitality. George Gavriilidis, Elxis CEO and fluent Dutch speaker, provided context on the differences between Dutch and Greek property law. Meanwhile, Eleni, a Greek and English-speaking lawyer from the team, explained the legal process, and one of Elxis’s Dutch-speaking salespeople, Konstantinos Gitsopoulos, helped provide context on the sales process. Konstantinos Rakitzis and Konstantinos Chatzis, also on the legal team, are pictured below showing plans for a development and other legal documents. (Yes, you did read correctly that there are 3 Konstantinos's in our Thessaloniki office - the proof is on our team page).
The Courthouse
Next, the Dutch visitors took a trip to the Administrative Court of Thessaloniki under Eleni’s lead, and sat for a coffee at the most popular coffee house in Thessaloniki for local lawyers – a spot hand-picked by our legal team. The Dutch visitors were pleasantly surprised to experience one of the most beloved cultural customs in Greece: afternoon coffee. While munching on sugar cookies and sipping their “elliniko metrio” (Greek coffee with a medium amount of sugar), we exchanged engaging questions about how the Greek legal system differs from the Dutch system, and vice versa.
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