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Amendments have been made in Turkey to the principles for determining the necessary experience for insurance arbitrators, as well as introducing new requirements for the insurance arbitration system.

In an era where every transaction can take place through the Internet, trademark holders would like to immediately prevent each and every illegal use in the blink of an eye.

The Appeal Board ("Board") of the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office ("TPTO") recently upheld an appeal by the European Commission against a local trademark application involving the EU Emblem.

The Turkish Court of Appeal recently considered a case involving issues about calculating material damages for trademark infringement.

Turkey's Law No. 7588 introduces a controversial new framework for properties allocated to public use before 1956 without formal expropriation, fundamentally altering compensation rights and applying retroactively to pending court cases. The regulation emerges after the Constitutional Court's 2022 annulment of similar legislation, raising critical questions about property rights protections and constitutional guarantees. How will this sweeping change affect property owners and the thousands of cases current

It must be for the purposes of the public interest.

Turkey's Court of Cassation recently held that the Consumer Court is the appropriate forum for a lawsuit filed by a consumer against a bank, seeking compensation for damages arising from the bank's competition law violation.

The following article gives a summary of the communiqués by the Ministry of Trade regarding the prevention of unfair competition in imports, made between 1 November 2019 and 30 November 2019.

With the Energy Labeling Framework Regulation ("Regulation") published in the Official Gazette dated 2 March 2021 and numbered 31411, the procedures and principles regarding the labeling of energy-related products offered to the market ...

Turkey's new Regulation on Certification and Marketing of Vine Saplings and Propagation Material establishes comprehensive quality standards and certification procedures for vine production.

Garanti belgesinin tüketiciye yazılı olarak verilmesinin yanı sıra, kalıcı veri sağlayıcısı ile verilebileceği öngörülmüştür.

Canon 6102 of the Turkish Commercial Code ("TCC") regarding bearer share certificates and commercial bookkeeping was amended ("Amendment") in consideration of the Law on the Prevention of Financing...

Turkey's Capital Markets Board has introduced new regulations requiring major shareholders of publicly traded companies to obtain regulatory approval before conducting off-exchange share sales above specified thresholds. The rules establish different percentage thresholds based on a company's free float ratio and apply to shareholders holding more than 20% of share capital or those with privileged board appointment rights. These requirements mark a significant expansion of existing disclosure obligations, t

A range of legislative changes have been made in Turkey following the attempted coup on 15 July 2016, as well as changes to the structures and compositions of government, military and judicial bodies.

The Regulation Amending the Regulation on Contracts Established Outside the Workplace ("Amendment Regulation"), prepared by the Ministry of Trade ("Ministry") has been published...

Turkey's Capital Markets Board has announced a range of changes regarding debt instruments.

Turkey's Constitutional Court recently considered a shareholder's failure to receive any revenue from sale of a company he held shares in.

Turkey's Court of Cassation recently ruled that a company's creditor is entitled to send an attachment notice to a company shareholder since the shareholder is deemed to be a third party relative to the company.