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The Turkish Competition Authority ("Authority") published its 2024 Annual Activity Report ("Report") in June, covering its activities concerning the enforcement of competition law in 2024.

The Turkish Competition Authority has concluded a landmark investigation into major streaming platforms, examining whether Netflix and other video-on-demand services engaged in anti-competitive practices through content and talent exclusivity arrangements.

On 8 April 2026, the Turkish Competition Board (“Board”) published its decision dated 11 September 2025 and numbered 25-34/810-474 concluding a broad multi-party investigation into anti-competitive conduct..

Electronic contracts, also known as e-contracts, have become increasingly common with the advent of digital technology and the growth of e-commerce.

The Legislative Proposal on the Amendment to the Consumer Protection Law ("Legislative Proposal") was brought to the attention of the presidency of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey on 8 March 2022...

13 April 2020 – Under the provisions of the Turkish Commercial Code, company directors are required to act diligently and prudently in the performance of their duties relating to company management.

The Communiqué on Keeping Commercial Books Not Related to the Accounting of the Business in Electronic Form ("Communiqué") was published in the Official Gazette numbered 32813 and dated 14.02.2025...

The cases of the invalidity of General Assembly resolutions are absence, nullity, annulment and provisional ineffectiveness in terms of their legal nature. Determining which of the cases...

In case a legal conflict arises out of a certain agreement, the first thing to do is determining the nature of that agreement in order to specify the applicable statutory provisions.

With the Communiqué on Administrative Fines to be Applied in 2025 According to the Turkish Commercial Code Numbered 6102 ("Communiqué "), the administrative fines stipulated in Articles 33, 38, 51, and 562 of the Turkish Commercial Code have been increased by 49.43%.

Capital reduction is a significant corporate mechanism under Turkish law, employed by companies to realign their financial structure. Among its strategic uses, reducing capital to offset accumulated past losses.

The Union of Turkish Public Notaries issued an information letter on 11 November 2015 regarding implementation of the Communiqué on Commercial Books, which has been published in the Official Gazette on 19 December 2012 by the Ministry of Customs and Commerce as well as the Ministry of Finance.

For many years, most joint stock companies in Turkey were family owned businesses.

The Law on Amendments on Turkish Commercial Code and Certain Laws (the "Law") was published in the Official Gazette dated 29 May 2024 and numbered 32560.

Under the provisions of the Turkish Commercial Code, company directors are required to act diligently and prudently in the performance of their duties relating to company management.

Under Turkish law, a joint-stock company's liquidation follows its termination and ends with its deregistration. If the process is found incomplete—due to overlooked assets or ongoing disputes...

With the amendments made on 7 July 2022 on the Law on Regulation of Electronic Commerce, new regulations were introduced.