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The Law on Amendments to Certain Laws for the More Effective and Efficient Functioning of the Judiciary (the "Law"), prepared in line with the 4th Judicial Reform Strategy Document announced on 23 January 2025 and publicly referred to as the "12th Judicial Reform Package", was published in the Official Gazette dated 31 July 2026 and numbered 33326, and has entered into force.

The Turkish Execution and Bankruptcy Law numbered 2004 (“Current Law”) , which has been in force since 1932, traces its origins back to the Swiss Federal Law on the Collection of Monetary Claims and Bankruptcy of 1889 (“Model Law”).

The Law No. 7589 introduces significant changes to the civil litigation framework in Türkiye, particularly in relation to monetary claims, statutory interest, compensation claims and the conduct of civil proceedings. Key changes to civil litigation inTurkey under the Law No. 7589 was adopted and announced in the Official Gazette adopted on 16 July 2026 and published in the Official Gazette dated 31 July 2026 and numbered 33326.

The Code of Civil Procedure (HMK) No. 6100 systematically classifies types of lawsuits in Articles 105 through 113, based on the nature of the legal protection sought from the court, the amount of the claim, the number of claims asserted, and the scope of the protected interest.

Türk Anayasa Mahkemesi'nin, iki siyasal partinin amblemlerinin benzerliği konusunda verdiği yeni bir karar, markaların karıştırılması olasılığı incelemesi ile benzeşen yönler barındırdığından fikri mülkiyet alanında çalışanların da radarına girmiştir.

The amendments to the Law on the Protection of Personal Data ("LPPD") will enter into force on June 1, 2024.

Başvurucunun ilk derece mahkemesinde açtığı dava kabul edildikten sonra karşı taraf vekili tarafından temyiz edilmiştir.

Anti-suit injunctions are national court orders used especially in common law countries, in order to protect the jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal, or to prevent the tribunal from assuming jurisdiction.

In a sea carriage arrangement, who bears responsibility for a claim for container demurrage that occurs at a discharge port under Turkish law?

As we approach the last quarter of 2022, changes and developments continue to take place in the world of arbitration. On one hand, jurisprudence on arbitration is increasing, especially with the decisions of ...

Gebze Commercial Court issued a significant decision on 10 April 2025 (Case No. 2023/111, Decision No. 2025/320) regarding the personal liability of company directors under Articles 553 and 626 of the Turkish Commercial Code (“TCC”) in which we successfully represented our client for (i) internal fraud investigation, (ii) employment lay-off procedure, (iii) forced dismissal of the director litigation, (iv) criminal investigation, (v) civil litigation, (vi) criminal prosecution and (vii) collection procedure.

2025 brought significant developments in Türkiye's employment laws, driven by regulatory changes and influential court decisions affecting employment practices across sectors.

When hospitals fail to meet accepted standards of care through diagnostic errors, surgical mistakes, medication failures, or inadequate patient monitoring, patients may suffer preventable harm.

Informed consent is one of the most fundamental principles in modern healthcare. It reflects the patient's legal and ethical right to understand what will happen to their body before agreeing to a medical procedure.

Inheritance fraud (muris muvazaası) is one of the most common inheritance-related disputes in Turkish legal practice. It typically arises when a deceased person (the decedent) transfers real property to one heir by disguising what is, in reality, a gratuitous transfer (gift) as a sale or a contract of maintenance until death, with the intention of depriving the remaining heirs of their inheritance rights. Although such transactions appear legally valid on their face, they do not reflect the parties' true intentions and are therefore evaluated under the legal principles governing sham transactions (muvazaa).

Emergency departments operate under intense pressure, where rapid decisions can mean the difference between recovery and permanent harm. While not every adverse outcome constitutes negligence, certain failures to meet accepted medical standards in emergency settings may result in serious consequences for patients and potential grounds for legal action.

Duyurumuz, 18.10.2023 tarihinde Resmî Gazete'de yayımlanan Anayasa Mahkemesi'nin 26/07/2023 tarihli, 2023/43 Esas ve 2023/141 Karar sayılı ilamı hakkındadır.

The issue of authority for representatives in arbitration is among the preliminary questions that require assessment both by arbitrators and national courts, if the lack thereof is alleged.