Olga L. Pshenichnaya & Co LLC · Limassol, Cyprus
Advocates and Legal Consultants · Cyprus Bar Association
About Us
— Justinian I, Byzantine Emperor
Author of the Codex Justinianus, still the basis of civil law in many states
Law company OLGA L. PSHENICHNAYA & CO LLC – a member of Cyprus Bar Association led by the Attorney General of the Republic of Cyprus. The specialization of the company covers all branches of law.
One of the main directions of the specialization of the company is the support of commercial activities of legal entities and individuals, in particular, all legal relationships and issues regulated by corporate, tax, land, financial, banking, migration and labor law. One of the many other examples is the transfer of the headquarters of Russian and other foreign companies with their staff to Cyprus and support of their activities (companies of foreign interests).
Due to the high qualifications of advocates, their experience and knowledge of all laws, procedures and methods of application in practice, complicated issues are promptly and efficiently resolved — ranging from corporate issues such as minimization of taxes, eliminating receivables and payables, withdrawal of assets or profits, ending with administrative, criminal and civil disputes (judicial and extrajudicial settlement) or liquidation and bankruptcy issues.
The company provides services in Greek, Russian and English.
Recognition
Member of the Cyprus Bar Association & Limassol Bar Association
Member
Sworn Advocate of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Cyprus
Member / Certified Money Laundering Compliance Officer (MLCO)
World Justice Project (WJP) Rule of Law Index 2026 Qualified Respondent
Global Law Experts — Member 2026
Cross Border Media Ltd — Member
Heart Responders — Member
Knowledge & Insights
Our Team
Over 7 employees and employed contractors. Our people work every day to provide the best service and make our clients happy.
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Born around 482 AD in a humble village in the Balkans, Flavius Petrus Sabbatius — later known as Justinian the Great — rose to become the most consequential ruler of the Eastern Roman Empire. Adopted by his uncle, Emperor Justin I, he was educated in Constantinople and ascended to the throne in 527 AD, determined to restore the grandeur of ancient Rome.
His greatest achievement was not military conquest but the codification of Roman law. In 529 AD he commissioned the Corpus Juris Civilis — a monumental compilation of centuries of Roman legal wisdom, organised into the Codex, the Digest, the Institutiones, and the Novellae. This body of law became the foundation of legal systems across Europe, the Mediterranean, and beyond. To this day, concepts of contract, property, obligation, and civil procedure trace their origins to Justinian's reform.
Under his reign the Hagia Sophia was built, Constantinople flourished as the centre of civilisation, and the ideal that law must serve justice — not merely power — was enshrined for all time. He died in 565 AD, leaving behind not an empire of stone, but one of principle.
“Justice is the constant and perpetual will to render to every man his due.”
Justinian I · Institutiones, 533 AD