OBS_VALUE: A law firm, under the Greek Law, is a civil association (article 49 par 1 combined with Article 53 par 1 of the Lawyers’ Code) between practicing Lawyers and its supreme body/institution is the “General Meeting of Partners” (and not a Board of Directors)-All partners of the “General Meeting” must fulfil the  Greek/EEA citizenship of Greek nationality requirements for obtaining a license to practice Law in Greece as set by Article 6 par 1 of the Lawyers Code, pursuant to which a Lawyer must be a citizen of Greece or any EU member-state or any other state participating in the European Economic Area (EEA). However, with an amendment to Article 6 of the Code of Lawyers dated 6.11.2020,  third-country citizens that legally reside in Greece may also be licensed as lawyers under the following condition: they must have graduated from a Greek university with a GPA of a least 7.5/10 and have additionally obtained a postgraduate degree (Articles 6 and 23). A person of Greek origin may qualify for a lawyer's licence upon opinion of the Bar Association and permission by the Minister of Justice (Article 6).For unofficial version of Lawyer's code see: https://www.kodiko.gr/nomothesia/document/76222/nomos-4194-2013            AND for Presidential Decree 81/2005 see: https://www.lawspot.gr/nomikes-plirofories/nomothesia/proedriko-diatagma-81-2005 