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Turkey : Competition

Within Competition, Mehmet Gün & Partners is a third tier firm,

Mehmet Gün & Partners advises on merger notification issues and distribution strategies, particularly in the pharmaceuticals and healthcare industries, and also provides compliance advice and training. Sevi Bozoğlu Firat leads the practice, which also includes Mehmet Gün and of counsel Neşe Önder.

Turkey : Corporate and M&A

Within Corporate and M&A, Mehmet Gün & Partners is a third tier firm,

Mehmet Gün & Partners has particular expertise in healthcare, advertising and media. Serra Başoğlu Gürkaynak is ‘an excellent commercial lawyer’, and Mehmet Gün has ‘wide experience and an excellent overview of business’.

Turkey : Dispute resolution

Within Dispute resolution, Mehmet Gün & Partners is a second tier firm,

Mehmet Gün & Partners has an outstanding reputation in IP litigation, as well as broader expertise in dispute resolution and ‘good knowledge of the Turkish court system’. It represents clients in IP, insurance, white-collar crime, general commercial, construction, labour, and tax disputes. Founding partner Mehmet Gün gives ‘strategic advice’, and senior associate Orçun Çetinkaya ‘gets the job done’. Riza Gümbüşoğlu is also recommended.

Turkey : IT and telecoms

Within IT and telecoms, Mehmet Gün & Partners is a second tier firm,

Mehmet Gün & Partnersknows the business well’ and ‘gives valuable input’, particularly on IT and telecoms regulatory matters. The firm’s broad client base includes computer software and hardware companies, telecoms operators, internet service providers, and online gaming businesses. IP expert Ugur Aktekin and recent arrival Serra Başoğlu Gürkaynak are the main contacts. Sebnem Işik joined NSN Law Office.

Turkey : Intellectual property

Within Intellectual property, Mehmet Gün & Partners is a first tier firm,

Mehmet Gün & Partners has ‘strong expertise and a leading position in the intellectual property market’, and clients appreciate its ‘excellent’ response times and ‘ability to quickly understand the client’s needs’. The group advises on all contentious and non-contentious IP matters, everything from copyright work to trade mark infringement cases and enforcement action. The pharmaceuticals and healthcare sectors are key to the practice, which also advises across a number of other industries. Mehmet Gün and Ugur Aktekin are recommended.

Turkey : Media and entertainment

Within Media and entertainment, Mehmet Gün & Partners is a first tier firm,

Mehmet Gün & Partners’ ‘very professional’ media and entertainment group has ‘high business acumen and gives straight-to-the-point, practical advice’. Advertising is a core focus, where the firm has been advising clients on international promotional campaigns, and the team also advises on broadcasting issues, including related IP and corporate matters. Uğur Aktekin and Başak Gürbüz are recommended.


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Turkey

Offices in Istanbul

Legal Developments by:
Mehmet Gün & Partners

  • Advertising Board Clamps Down on Added Nutrients

    The latest trend in the Turkish food industry is to attract consumers by adding nutrients to food products and marketing them as quick and easy solutions to health problems such as cholesterol. However, in general the Advertising Board holds such advertisements to be misleading to consumers and often orders that the advertising cease.
    - Mehmet Gün & Partners

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  • Tax dispute resolution options in Turkey

    Pekin & Pekin outlines the tax dispute resolution options for multinationals inTurkey.
  • Mergers & Acquisitions 2013. Chapter 42: Turkey.

    This guide provides corporate counsel and international practitioners with a comprehensive worldwide legal analysis of the laws and regulations of mergers and acquisitions. This article appeared in the 2013 edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Mergers & Acquisitions; published by Global Legal Group Ltd, London. www.iclg.co.uk.
  • The Enforcement and Legal Landscape of Business Crimes in Turkey

    As a rapidly developing market, Turkey's business environment is increasingly becoming susceptible to criminal and fraudulent activities, with elevated levels of enforcement and regulation posing challenges for local and foreign businesses operating in Turkey as well. The growing awareness on conducting transparent businesses in accordance with generally accepted compliance, corporate governance, and accountability principles, may bring about heightened legal hurdles for companies who have to comply with the applicable legal regulations when conducting their business operations.
  • Obligation to have Committees within the Board of Directors of Kazakhstan Joint-Stock Companies

    Pursuant to the Law of Kazakhstan «Concerning Introduction of Amendments and Modifications in Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan Regulating Banking Activity and Financial Organisations with respect to Risk Minimisation» dated 28 December 2011 (the «Law of 28/12/2011») a number of amendments were made to the joint-stock company legislation, including Article 53-1 of the Law of Kazakhstan «On Joint-Stock Companies» (the «JSC Law»), which regulates the creation and proceedings of the committees of the board of directors:
  • Client Alert : INDEPENDENT AUDIT UNDER THE TURKISH COMMERCIAL CODE AND THE NEWLY PUBLISHED DECREE

    Auditing of companies has become a significant issue in a globalizing world. Auditing is no longer regarded as a matter which can only be subject to domestic law. Independence of auditors, auditing of auditors and preventing auditors to render any other service other than auditing are amongst the hot topics still debated in the European Union (EU). With the entry into force of the Turkish Commercial Code numbered 6102 of 2011 (Code) on 1 July 2012, a salient step was taken for modernizing the auditing system by introducing principles similar to those existing under the EU regulations.
  • New Regime for Arrest of non-Turkish Vessels

    As  a  result of  the  Turkish Government's continuing efforts to harmonise the country's legislation with  that  of  the  EU  and  to modernise its old laws, some of which dates back to 1925, a new Turkish Commercial Code (the " New TCC ") was passed by the Parliament  and came into force on 1st July, 2012.  The New TCC brings about a major overhaul of the laws of arrest of non-Turkish vessels within the Turkish jurisdiction.
  • New Rules on Incorporation of Jurisdiction/Arbitration Clauses in Charter Parties into Bills of Ladi

    Some of the changes brought by the New Turkish Commercial Code, which came into force on 1st July, 2012, continue to be hotly debated. One such change relates to incorporation of the terms and conditions of charter parties into bills of lading.
  • Understanding Search Engines: A Legal Perspective on Liability in the Internet Law Vista

    This contribution discusses the legal dimension of search engines in an Internet law context, through both a global lens and a Turkish perspective. This paper introduces search engine liability in the growing Internet industry and the role of search engines in distributing and disseminating information. Next, this paper considers a global perspective on the legal dimension of search engines from United States case law, United Kingdom case law, and other European courts and legislation. This contribution then discusses the liability of search engines in the Turkish legal context. The conclusion provides an overall evaluation of the current status of search engine liability and prospective on its potential development.
  • Insurance Update

    Life Group Insurances Regulation
  • Employment Update

    The new Turkish Code of Obligations (Law No. 6098) (published in the Official Gazette dated 4 February 2011 and numbered 27836) became effective on 1 July 2012. The new Turkish Code of Obligations sets out provisions on employment relationship that are in parallel to the Turkish Labour Code numbered 4857 and further stipulates release of employer by the employee.