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  • Article

    The Long Arm Of The Privacy Regulation

    The extraterritorial reach of the privacy legislations in various countries is not limited to data breach issues.
    TurkeyPrivacy
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Are Mutual Termination Agreements Covered By The COVID-19-Related Termination Prohibition?

    Government bodies have introduced progressive measures and restrictions to minimise the COVID-19 pandemic's negative impact on employment and sustain employment relationships.
    TurkeyEmployment and HR
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
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Turkish Court Of Cassation's Comparison Of Goods In Different Subclasses

During 2022, the 11th Civil Chamber of the Turkish Court of Cassation (the CoC) issued several decisions regarding trade marks covering goods in class 5. The CoC formed its evaluation on the likelihood of confusion...
TurkeyIntellectual Property
Gün + Partners
Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Mandatory Mediation For Commercial Receivables

    This provision has become effective as of the publication date of the Code.
    TurkeyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    How Does Turkey's Judicial System Fare With Respect To Gender Diversity?

    The increasing importance of gender equality and the inclusion of women is a significant indicator of development. One of the goals set out under the Strategic Plan of 2019-2023...
    TurkeyCorporate/Commercial Law
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    New Minimum Capital Requirements In Turkey: Impact On Joint Stock And LLCs

    With the Presidential Decree numbered 7887 and published in the Official Gazette dated 25 November 2023 and numbered 32380, it has been decided to increase the minimum capital amount...
    TurkeyFinance and Banking
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Koronavirüs Bağlantılı Sağlık Beyanları

    2020 yılı içerisinde ülkemizde ilk COVID-19 vakıalarına rastlanmasının ardından 2020 ve 2021 yıllarında takviye edici gıdaların ve beslenme veya sağlık beyanı ile tanıtımı yapılabilen gıdaların reklamlarında artış görülmüştür.
    TurkeyFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    New Certification Requirement For Medical Sales Representatives

    Based on the Regulation on Promotional Activities of Pharmaceutical Products for Human Use issued by the Turkish Ministry of Health dated August 26, 2011, Guidelines on Principles and Procedures and the Implementation Timeline for Training of Medical Sales Representatives has been published on June 29, 2013.
    TurkeyFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Promotion Of Pharmaceuticals Under Turkish Law

    In Turkey, the advertising matter of pharmaceutical products is governed by the Regulation on the Promotion of the Medicinal Products for Human Use which is based on Pharmaceutical and Medical Preparations Law numbered 1262.
    TurkeyFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    State Council's Decision On The Rules And Procedures Regarding Experts At Insurance Arbitration Commission

    Article 16(12) of the Regulation on Insurance Arbitration ("the Regulation") stipulates that arbitrators can decide to get the opinion and vote of an expert upon the request...
    TurkeyInsurance
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Applying Presumption Of Patent Infringement Against Biosimilars

    Before filing lawsuits to assert patent rights against generics or biosimilars, the patent holder essentially operates in the dark. This is because, particularly in cases where the summary of product characteristics...
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) And Copyright

    AI technologies and generative AI models enabling the creation of original content by processing text, images, sound and other data have been a hot topic of this year.
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Assessing The Difficulties Of Enforcing Patent Rights Over NPP Products

    The supply of pharmaceutical products to Turkey via the named patient programme (NPP) is one of the exceptional importation regimes for pharmaceutical products.
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Court Of Cassation Decision Shows Importance Of Trademark Use To Enjoy Protection Based On 'Vested Rights' Principle

    In its decision dated 13 February 2024 (No 2022/4962 E (Merits), No 2024/1005 K (Decision)), the 11th Civil Chamber of the Court of Cassation has upheld a Regional Court of Appeal decision...
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Court Of Cassation Overturns Longstanding Precedents On Cumulative Protection Afforded By Trademark Infringement And Unfair Competition Provisions

    In a recent decision that challenges longstanding precedents, the Court of Cassation has ruled that, in cases where trademark infringement has been found...
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    District Court In Turkey Rules On Preliminary Injunction Assessments

    Objectively, preliminary injunction decisions play a key role for the IP right holder particularly for patent holders to be dealt by Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights...
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Employing A Trademark As A Domain Name Alone Is Not Sufficient To Prove Genuine Use

    The first instance Civil Court for Intellectual and Industrial Rights in its decision rendered in October, 2020, pointed out that the use of the subject mark solely as a domain name is not deemed sufficient to prove the use of the mark ...
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Jurisdiction In Online Infringement Of IP Rights

    Jurisdiction in the case of online infringement of intellectual and industrial property rights has always been a subject of discussion in Turkish practice.
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    PTO Issues Exemplary Decision Clarifying Concept Of 'Bad Faith'

    The PTO has refused an application for MA MONDE FRESHEN UP & SHINE following an opposition by a foreign cosmetics company...
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    Strong Stance Against Trade Mark Squatting In Türkiye

    Trade mark squatting has unfortunately become increasingly common in Türkiye in recent years. Bad-faith applicants often identify trade marks that are registered and genuinely used abroad but have not yet been registered in Türkiye, file applications for those marks in their own names and then attempt to sell the registrations or present themselves as the rightful proprietors of the trade marks.
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
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