The systematic provision of commissions and "gifts" to a purchasing manager does not constitute repeated disloyalty.

Our firm obtained a landmark decision from the Athens Court of Appeal in which our client was acquitted, even though for years he had been receiving financial benefits from a supplier of the company in which he worked as a buyer.

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Cosmetic surgery is performed for a variety of reasons, including voluntary changes such as breast augmentation or reduction, liposuction, elimination of abdominal protrusions, and corrective procedures for deformities or scarring. While no guarantee of perfection is provided in cosmetic surgery, most patients expect their doctor to perform the procedure to the best of his or her ability.

As with all healthcare professionals, plastic surgeons have a duty to act reasonably and perform in the same manner that another surgeon in their position would. In cases where surgery does not meet the minimum standards that have become accepted in the medical community and as a result injury or damage occurs, the doctor may be liable for damages.

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