This widely acclaimed and highly regarded textbook, originally written in Greek by I. Karakostas, a distinguished professor at Athens Law School, and now translated in English, offers an in-depth analysis of consumer protection law in Greece and provides an incomparable insight and commentary on the relevant Hellenic consumer protection legislation (Law 2251/1994).

The updated book, consisting of ten chapters, each addressing a pivotal issue (e.g. unfair general terms, distance contracts, producer’s liability for defective products, consumer health and safety, judicial remedies etc), aims to provide valuable assistance to foreign scholars, academics, practitioners and, last but not least, the foreign consumers living or otherwise spending in Greece.