"Going public" through an initial public offering of its shares can be an efficient source of direct funding for many joint stock companies.

The state of Turkey’s workplace safety has drawn significant attention recently in light of the Soma mine disaster.

Privatization has been one of the most highly debated issues on the Turkish political scene over the past three decades.

The Turkish Code of Obligations ("TCO") was published in the Official Gazette on 04/02/2011 and will be effective on 01/07/2012.

Internet publications and the responsibilities of internet service, access and content providers are generally regulated under the Law Regarding the Regulation of Publications on the Internet and Combatting Crimes Committed Through Such Publications published in the Official Gazette dated May 23, 2007 and numbered 26530.

In light of recent lawsuits regarding rights violations, it is timely to examine the state of the law regarding the protection of personal data.

The steady rise in consumerism in Turkey made it inevitable that Turkish consumer protection standards would evolve to meet EU levels.

Free Trade Zones in Turkey provide many advantages to companies and investors by allowing them to take advantage of duty-free importation of materials for manufacturing and the subsequent tax free export of finished products.

Under Turkish law, an association is a non-profit organization established to carry out a specific or common objective.

In the not too distant past, investments were structured using companies established in tax havens in the Caribbean.