Drakopoulos

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Overview

Drakopoulos is a prominent IP law firm in Greece, known for its comprehensive services in intellectual property law. The firm offers a wide range of IP services, including trademark registration, trademark protection, anti-counterfeiting strategies, patent licensing, domain name protection, and data protection. Drakopoulos is also a partner in Greece and Cyprus of REACT – The Anti-Counterfeiting Network, assisting its members in anti-counterfeiting matters. 

Notable practitioners: Panagiotis Drakopoulos and Michalis Kosmopoulos  

The firm is led by Managing Partner Panagiotis Drakopoulos Partner Michalis Kosmopoulos heads the IP department

 
Testimonial

2026

“Attention to detail and prompt responses.”

“Deep knowledge of the industry.” 

“Drakopoulos' scope of being active in several jurisdictions makes it the go-to firm for Balkan-Greek matters. Rates are competitive.”

“The team at Drakopoulos is very approachable.”

Michalis Kosmopoulos

“Working with him is always a pleasure. He is quick and very practical. He has an in-depth knowledge of the Greek retail business, comes up with strategically smart solutions and communicates crystal-clear.”

Trade mark

Case studies show that the firm assisted Amazon Technologies in the utilization of Amazon Prime production titles in Greece, including their translation into Greek. Additionally, our team is responsible for registering the client's trademarks in Greece. 

Patent

Case studies show that the firm represented a client against a Greek entity infringing its patent about an ATM money drawer.

 
 
 
Copyright & related rights

Case studies show that the firm assisted Pepco, the fast-growing Polish retail chain in its dispute with Autodia and GEA Music, the Greek Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Collective Management Societies respectively. Pepco is challenging payment of royalties to both societies for ambience music played in their stores claiming this music work is licensed to Pepco, under Polish law, by a third party who has full ownership of all copyright and neighbouring rights.