On January 18, 2015, Turkey amended its regulations on trademarks, patents, industrial designs and integrated circuit topographies to encourage online filings with the Turkish Patent Institute ("TPI").

The European Commission ("Commission") has published an informal guidance letter assessing the compatibility of a proposal by the Automotive Licensing Negotiation Group ("ALNG") with EU competition rules.

Gün + Partners will once again celebrate the World IP Day.

Gün + Partners will once again celebrate the World IP Day..

Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency has amended the Regulation on Licensing of Medicinal Products for Human Use with regards to the suspension of licenses.

Gün + Partners will once again celebrate the World IP Day with a discussion on significant role of IP on SMEs' growth: the story of WeWalk.

The debate over finding a legal framework for the enforcement of SEPs has been one of the hot IP topics of 2020.

Industrial Property Code No. 6769 of December 22, 2016 (Industrial Property Code).

Turkey recently introduced major legislative changes to the pledge and assignment regime, which will facilitate access to finance for SMEs and boosts competitiveness.

Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency has been entitled to issue a guideline with regard to application of the Regulation as per Article 39 of the same Regulation.

The 4th Civil Chamber of the Turkish Supreme Court recently considered a case where the plaintiff claimed an unjust evidence determination had violated its personal rights and damaged his commercial standing.

The Guide covers the works and procedures regarding the evaluation of registration renewal applications of medicinal products for human use.

For many years, in order to cover any rights pertaining to trademarks, patents, designs, utility models and geographical indications, one had to look at an assortment of decree laws instead of consulting a single, united code.

The Regulation on the Licensing and Market Release of Plant Protection Products ("Regulation"), published in the Official Gazette, dated 14 March 2024 and numbered 32489...

The Turkish Court of Appeal recently confirmed a case upholding a plaintiff's right to seek compensation for trademark infringement based on a hypothetical license fee that would have been paid if the infringing party had used the trademark under a legal licence agreement.

Turkey has amended regulations regarding games of chance, as well as related license agreements. Changes apply to exclusivity of licenses and restrictions on license assignments, as well as clarification on use of subcontractors.

The Turkish Supreme Court recently held that irrespective of how they are released to the market, second-hand software sales do not constitute copyright infringement under the Intellectual and Artistic Works Law numbered 5846.

Regulation on the Licensing of Food for Special Medical Purposes ("Regulation") was published in Official Gazette on 28 January 2023. The Regulation covers the procedures and principles regarding the

Regulation on Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights of the TENMAK has been newly published.

On 10 December 2025, the Digital Copyright Bill ("Bill") was submitted to the Presidency of the Turkish Parliament.