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ARTICLE · 17 JANUARY 2023

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We are delighted to share the content we provided for the January 2023 issue of Capital, a well-respected Turkish business and economy magazine.

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We are delighted to share the content we provided for the January 2023 issue of Capital, a well-respected Turkish business and economy magazine.

This month's issue included a supplement prepared by Taider-Turkish Family Businesses Association, distinguishing century-old family businesses. Providing intellectual property law services in Turkey for over 135 years, we are proud to be a part of this highly regarded print project, contributing our view on recent developments.

You can find the English translation of the content, below:

ADOPTING A HOLISTIC APPROACH  

For over 135 years, Stock is the leading firm in Turkey in all aspects of intellectual property law. Adopting a holistic approach and offering support in every aspect of intellectual property law – inclusive of trademarks, patents, industrial designs, domain names, copyrights, and acquiring plant breeder's rights regarding new plant species -, we assist our clients through every step of their cases.  

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