In recent years, effects and dynamics such as the acceleration of technological developments and the pandemic have started to change traditional ways of working around the world.

In accordance with Article 3 of the Regulation on Working Hours under the Turkish Labor Code, "working time" refers to the duration that an employee spends at work.

The Draft Regulation on Türkiye's Green Taxonomy has been announced and is now available for public consultation by the Directorate of Climate Change, an entity affiliated with the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change of the Republic of Türkiye.

The immunity of the domicile within the scope of protecting individuals' private lives, is explicitly stated in international treaties and the Constitution of the Republic of Türkiye, and is protected at the highest level within the hierarchy of norms.

Construction contracts in exchange for land shares, or more commonly referred to as construction contracts in exchange for independent units, constitute a widespread practice in the construction market in our country.

Employers may provide training opportunities to their employees in order to develop a qualified workforce and maintain the competitive advantage derived from employing skilled personnel. In return, employees may be required to undertake to remain employed by the employer for a certain period, with training agreements stipulating that the cost of the training will be reimbursed if the employee leaves before the expiry of the agreed period.

As the world changes and with each passing day, one of the terms we encounter more frequently is "OFAC".

In recent years, IPOs in Turkey have reached record levels. In 2023 and 2024, a large number of companies started trading in Borsa Istanbul as a result of initial public offerings (IPO) transactions.

In accordance with both the clear provision of the law and the accepted and well-known definition in the doctrine; agents are natural persons or companies whose field of activity is to act as an intermediary in contracts concerning a commercial enterprise or to perform them on behalf of that enterprise.

The concept of a transfer fee is not directly defined in the Turkish Labor Code; its framework and legal nature in practice have largely been shaped by the decisions of the Court of Cassation (Turkey).

A concordat is a legal mechanism under enforcement law that allows a debtor who is unable, or likely to be unable, to pay its due debts to settle those debts or restructure its business under the supervision of the court, ...

The Law No. 7499 on the Amendment of the Code of Criminal Procedure and Certain Laws ("Law"), which contains amendments and new regulations known as the "8th Judicial Package"...

The “Century of Türkiye Strong Hub for Investment Programme”, announced on 24 April 2026, represents a comprehensive reform agenda aimed at strengthening Türkiye’s position as a regional hub for international investment, finance, services and management activities.

The agreement will expire with the ending of the term set out in the agreement, the employment of the participants, and the termination of the agreement.

On-the-job training programs are intended for the unemployed people to get trained at the workplaces meeting the key conditions, thus reinforcing their previous theoretical knowledge and gaining professional experience.

Against the debtor who does not pay his debts with the intention of harming his creditor, the third party's obligation to pay compensation...

1. Introduction The regulation1 published in the Official Gazette dated February 4, 2026, amending the Regulation on the Implementation of Law No. 6306 ("Regulation"), sets out important provisions regarding the procedures and principles for decision-making among co-owners, particularly in urban transformation applications concerning parcels containing risky areas and risky buildings.

By its decision dated 12.02.2026 and numbered E.2024/187, K.2026/42, the Constitutional Court (the “Court”) annulled two important statutory provisions limiting the liability of intermediary service providers towards consumers in the field of e-commerce, on the grounds that they were unconstitutional.

In mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions, one of the most important sections of share purchase agreements consists of the representations and warranties provided by the seller to the buyer. The accuracy of these representations directly affects the risk associated with the transaction for both the buyer and the seller. The disclosure letter, as an integral part of share transfer transactions, plays a crucial role in determining the allocation of risks related to the seller's representations and warranties.

Suretyship is a legal institution to provide assurance (guarantorship) with the aim of providing personal suretyship.