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Turkey has amended expropriation requirements and procedures, tightening requirements for the contents of agreements for expropriated immovable property, while also expanding the scope of immovable property which is open to expropriation.

Turkey's Constitutional Court recently ruled that an excessive personal burden had not been placed on a property owner where the administrative fine imposed by the administration on account of applicant's personal fault ...

Turkish Constitutional Court decided that dismissal of an applicant's objection to the consumer arbitration committee's decision as being time-barred, without considering the receipt date of the notice, violates the right of access ...

Turkish Constitutional Court ("CC") ruled that it is unconstitutional not to apply the favorable criminal provision within the scope of the law change that occurred during the judgement process.

Turkish Constitutional Court ruled that, with its decision number 2014/17196 Application on 25 October 2018, a provisional attachment existing on an immovable for more than a decade causes more damage ...

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently decided that paying 10% of the tender price after the annulment of tender case is rejected by the Enforcement Court, places an excessive economic burden to the applicant ...

In the dispute at hand, the applicant (the "Applicant") used to work in a hospital as a chief physician.

The applicant works in a foundation based on an employment agreement.

Accordingly, the court decided that there is no violation of the right of property as secured under article 35 of the Turkish Constitution.

Regulation on Internal Systems in Insurance and Private Pension Sectors ("Regulation") has been introduced in Official Gazette dated 25 November 2021 and numbered 31670.

The European Commission has published Turkey's Progress Report in connection with the 2018 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy. The Progress Report evaluates Turkey's overall compliance with EU norms, through the lens of the harmonization process.

Companies wishing to obtain legal protection for their interior or exterior store designs in Turkey are faced with a choice: Whether to (1) Register the design as a trademark; or (2) Register it as an industrial design.

Turkey has introduced a new regime outlining how Patent and Trademark attorneys should act, as well as related disciplinary procedures.

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently considered and rejected a claim that Articles 29 and 30 of the Industrial Property Law ("Law") are unconstitutional. These provisions outline acts which constitute trademark infringement and related sanctions.

The Turkish Court of Appeal and Assembly of the Civil Chamber recently considered a claim where the defendant was alleged to have used the plaintiff's trade name as a trademark

The Turkish Supreme Court recently published a decision in which it chose to uphold rejection of a non-infringement determination request.

The Turkish Trademark and Patent Office has published the new Trademark Examination Guideline regarding the examination of the absolute grounds based on article 5 of Industrial Property Law numbered 6769.

The ever-changing digital world, on one hand, creates a great number of digital data pertaining to innovative and creative ideas, but on the other hand raises questions on misuse and infringement...