Businesses

Business decisions. Informed by law.

Business matters connected to Türkiye involve contracts, corporate relationships and the legal context of disputes. An initial assessment considers the structure, documents and purpose of the undertaking. The scope of work follows the specific needs of the matter.

Practice areas relevant to your matter

Corporate and commercial law

From formation to everyday trading, many business decisions have a legal dimension. Ownership relationships, corporate decisions and commercial disputes are central topics. In a matter connected to Türkiye, the business structure, documents and the roles of those involved are considered together.

Contract law

A contract sets out what each party undertakes and the terms on which they work together. Unclear wording or differing expectations can later lead to disputes. This area includes preparing contracts, considering existing terms and addressing obligations that have not been fulfilled.

Receivables and enforcement

For an unpaid claim, an initial question is the relationship and documents on which it rests. Contracts, payment records and correspondence help establish the background. Establishing the claim, resolving a dispute and enforcement procedures each require their own assessment.

Employment law

Rights and obligations at work are considered alongside the terms of the employment relationship. Employment contracts, pay, working conditions and termination are among the relevant topics. In a dispute, the contract, employment records and sequence of events matter.

Trademark law and brand protection

Trademark law concerns signs that distinguish a business’s goods or services and the rights associated with them. Protecting trademark rights, allegations of unauthorised use and trademark disputes fall within this area. An assessment considers available registration records, how the mark is used and the scope of the dispute together.