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In an employment contract, an employer and employee have mutual rights and obligations. In line with these rights and obligations, the employer's authority to supervise the worker is among the rights...

Social media has significantly expanded individuals’ ability to express their opinions, access information, and participate in public debate. However, this expansion has also created new areas of infringement with respect to individuals’ honor and reputation, private life, visual data, personal data, and social standing. Under Turkish law, the violation of personal rights through social media posts is not resolved through a single legal norm; rather, it is assessed through the combined application of the Constitution, the Turkish Civil Code, the Turkish Code of Obligations, the Turkish Penal Code, Law No. 5651, and Law No. 6698 on the Protection of Personal Data.

The Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement for Legalization for Foreign Public Documents is an international treaty, the source of Apostille, drafted by the Hague Conference on Private International Law on October 5, 1961.

"The Law on Intervention in Emergency Situations Deriving from the Pollution of the Sea by Petroleum and Other Harmful Materials and Compensation of the Losses" was accepted by the President of the Republic of Turkey, Ahmet Necdet Sezer, and published in the Official Gazette on the date of 11.03.2005.

The Turkish Commercial Code (the “TCC”) was enacted in 1956, and governs commercial transactions, as well as the establishment and governance of capital stock companies and sole proprietorships.

The decision of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Türkiye (“Constitutional Court“) file no. 2026/49, decision no. 2026/48 (“Decision“) was published in the Official Gazette dated 21 May 2026 No. 33260.

As per article 27 of the Administrative Judgment, Procedure Law numbered 2577 ("Law No.2577"), in case the conditions that implementation of an administrative act, irreparable or impossible damages arise and the administrative act is not legal are jointly existed.

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently handed down certain decisions related to social media posts which touch on different aspects of the rights and freedoms guaranteed under the Turkish Constitution ...

The general spirit of the employment and social security, finance and monetary policies, and tax and incentive issues were already discussed in our first article titled "Here Are What 64th Turkish Government Promises"...

With a law published on the Official Gazette dated 07 July 2022 and numbered 31889, significant changes were made in the Law on the Regulation of Electronic Commerce with no. 6563 ("Law").

The Application of Domestic Legal Standards in Citizenship Cases before Turkish Administrative Courts must be carefully observed by foreign entrepreneurs.

The Constitutional Court has examined the request for annulment of Article 151/2-b of the Industrial Property Law No. 6769 ("IPL").

Amendment Law No. 7416 on the Regulation of Electronic Commerce was published in the Official Gazette in July 2022, and its gradual implementation was expected.

Turkey's Money Credit and Coordination Board has introduced a new support package, intended to support exporters.

As we approach the halfway point of 2023, the overload of litigation continues unbated and this issue remains as concerning as ever.

In today's digital landscape, where all sorts of data can be recorded and removing such is incredibly hard due to rapid and wide information sharing Ii is important that certain records...

The most important development in Turkish data protection law in February was the announcement dated 9 February 2021 in which the Turkish Data Protection Board (the "Board")...