nomotelia.gr
Online database of Greek and EU legislation and case law, sold by subscription to public bodies, lawyers and accountants
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About nomotelia.gr
Nomotelia is an electronic legal information service in Greece covering national and European legislation and case law, along with administrative documents and circulars. Its online database offers consolidated legislation, court decisions with summaries and subject indexes, and links between related provisions and rulings. It also provides a digital library for municipalities.
Customers include local government bodies such as municipalities, communities and regional authorities, ministries and public organisations, private companies, engineers, accountants, lawyers and other freelance professionals. Access is sold as annual or multi-year subscriptions, priced by access hours or per user, with additional user codes available to legal entities. Orders are placed through an order form and paid on receipt of the invoice.
The company is operated by ΝΟΜΙΚΗ ΒΑΣΗ ΠΛΗΡΟΦΟΡΙΩΝ ΕΠΕ, which has its office in Athens. It traces its origins to the legal information bank "Autodioikisi" developed by its founder, Dr. Ilias G. Tsenes, for local government, and later launched Nomotelia as a broader legal database. It also runs training seminars within the municipal digital library.
Product: Subscription online legal database of Greek and EU legislation, case law and administrative documents, with a digital library for municipalities.
Jobs at nomotelia.gr
Leadership
- Ηλίας Γ. Τσενέ · ιδρυτής της εταιρείαςSource: company website
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