Natalie advises and represents members of BOD’s/senior executives, in white collar crime proceedings initiated against them or on their behalf, against third party individuals. She has represented many domestic and foreign corporate clients in criminal proceedings, particularly regarding money laundering, fraud, breach of trust, market manipulation, tax evasion, smuggling, breach of environmental laws, antitrust and competition laws. Natalie regularly advises and represents leading multinational and Greek companies, among them banks, pharmaceutical companies, construction, telecommunications, medical gases, tobacco, shipping companies and defense manufacturers, domestic civil servants as well as high net worth individuals. Her experience extends to matters of Greek policy making under criminal law perspective. Natalie currently represents a well-known foreign construction company in a criminal proceedings that involve criminal aspects of European criminal law and prosecution. She is also involved in a number of pro bono cases, among which is the well known case of espionage involving the delicate matters of the European immigration policy.

Before she joined PV’s team, Natalie was partner at a well-known “boutique” exclusively criminal law firm.

Being a member of the broadly experienced team of PotamitisVekris, known for its commitment to the European standards of practice and adopting a multidimensional approach in every single case, provides an invaluable opportunity to achieve an equilibrium between criminal proceedings and corporate decision making
Civil & Criminal Litigation and Arbitration|Nov 2023

A significant win for our criminal litigation team before the Supreme Court. The decision, blazes a trail for cases where the accused part is not a native Greek speaker

Our Criminal litigation team has successfully represented an American citizen before the Supreme Court for espionage and participation in a criminal organization. The Supreme Court delivered a landmark decision by recognizing the right of the accused to be provided with translated indictment and other important documents of the criminal case file into the language that he/she understands.
The decision, blazes a trail for cases where the accused part is not a native Greek speaker, thus is entitled to have the basic documents of the criminal file translated.
Our team was led by Konstantinos Papadiamantis, partner and leader of our Civil Criminal litigation practice, with the collaboration of Natalie Chrysagi, senior associate.

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Admissions

Athens Bar Association, 2008
National Association of Criminal Law, 2014
Hellenic Company of Criminal Law, 2016

Languages

Greek
English
Russian

Education

National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, LLM, Criminal Law and Proceedings, 2007
National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, LLB, 2005
Guildhall University of London (BCA College of Greece) – BSc in Shipping and Transport Management, 2000