Piraeus · Athens · Greece & cross-border

Legal Data Collection

Court and registry events, gathered by lawyers and delivered on schedule.

L+A collects legal events from Greek courts and registries and delivers them as structured data to organisations that assess credit risk. The work is done by lawyers and supported by the firm's own collection system, Lex Data Collector.

Who it is for

Credit bureaus, financial-information providers and lenders that need reliable, regular information on legal events affecting companies and individuals in Greece.

What is covered

The service covers court and registry events relevant to credit assessment. The specific categories of events, the sources and the data fields are defined with each client at the outset.

  1. 01

    Collection of court and registry events by lawyers

  2. 02

    Recording of each event in a consistent, structured format

  3. 03

    Delivery on a schedule agreed with each client

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What the client receives

A steady feed of legal events in the format the client's systems expect, delivered at agreed times. Because the information is gathered by lawyers, it is read by people who understand what each filing or registry entry means before it is recorded. Questions about a specific record can be raised directly with the lawyers who handle the work.

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How the engagement works

We start by understanding which events the client needs, from which sources, and in what format. Scope, delivery schedule, data format and fee are then agreed in writing before collection begins, and are reviewed together as needs change.

FAQ

Questions clients ask

Where can a credit bureau get court data from Greece?

Court and registry information in Greece is spread across many courts and registries. L+A gathers the relevant events through lawyers and delivers them in a structured form to credit-information clients.

Who collects the data, people or software?

Lawyers collect and record the events. The firm's own system, Lex Data Collector, organises the records and handles scheduled delivery.

How often is the data delivered?

On a schedule agreed with each client.

Can the data format be adapted to our systems?

The format and fields are agreed with each client before collection starts.

Contact

Credit-information and lending organisations can contact the firm to discuss requirements: business@latsoudislaw.com.

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