Greece's lawyers have held a series of strikes following draconian fiscal measures to stave off national default which would see a new tax introduced on their services. The country's lawyers have held two three-day strikes, one at the end of March and another in mid-April. The lawyers refused to appear in court and many closed their offices.
May 19, 2010 at 04:59 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Greece’s lawyers have held a series of strikes following draconian fiscal measures to stave off national default which would see a new tax introduced on their services.
The country’s lawyers have held two three-day strikes, one at the end of March and another in mid-April. The lawyers refused to appear in court and many closed their offices.
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