Lambadarios Law Firm

M&A Real Estate Arbitration & Dispute Resolution Capital Markets Banking Finance Mediation Antitrust & Competition

Managing Partner - head of the M&A, Real Estate and Competition/Antitrust practice groups

Constantinos Lambadarios is one of the leading transactional lawyers in Greece. He is the firm’s managing partner and head of the M&A and Real Estate practice groups as well as a member of our Competition/Antitrust practice. Under his bold and progressive leadership, Lambadarios has grown to become a modern, internationally minded firm and is increasingly recognized as one of the legal powerhouses in Athens.

Constantinos himself is a dynamic and highly experienced corporate lawyer and is ranked and listed in the major legal directories. He has played a leading role in many landmark transactions, supporting domestic and international clients in realizing their strategic goals, and has a reputation for being relentless in his pursuit of practical solutions to even the most complex challenges. He is recognized by clients and directories alike as a thoroughly modern lawyer, combining acute commercial awareness and strategic thinking with deep technical expertise and outstanding communication, team and leadership skills.

As well as advising on sophisticated financial arrangements and corporate transactions, Constantinos is also a highly skilled arbitrator and accredited mediator.

He has also been instrumental in establishing the firm’s Epaminondas Lambadarios Scholarship, a scholarship set up in partnership with The Geneva LL.M. in International Dispute Settlement (MIDS) for aspiring Greek lawyers interested in pursuing a career in international dispute management.

Greek/English

Athens Bar Association International Bar Association School of International Arbitration

Exec.Ed., Judge Business School, University of Cambridge (2009) LLM, Master in International Business (Merit), King’s College, University of London (2002) Juris Doctor, Boston Mass, Northeastern University (2001) BA, International Relations & History, Medford Mass, Tufts University (1997)