Amendments to Regulation on Procedures and Principles Regarding Banderoles

A security sticker called banderole affixed to a work denotes its authenticity and serves as a deterrent to counterfeiters and required for commercial... [Read More]

Money Laundering Law as Amended Covers Self-employed Attorneys

The Law on the Prevention of Financing the Propagation of Weapons of Mass Destruction number 7262, Canon 20, et. seq., and the Law... [Read More]

Amendments to Turkish Commercial Code Regarding Bearer Share Certificates and Commercial Bookkeeping

Canon 6102 of the Turkish Commercial Code (“TCC“) regarding bearer share certificates and commercial bookkeeping was amended (“Amendment”) in consideration of the Law... [Read More]

Turkish Data Protection Law Review 2021 | First Five Years in Practice

Almost five years passed since the enactment of Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698, whilst much of what were once considered standard business... [Read More]
28/01/2021 Roundup

Trademark Law 2020 | The Year in Review

Introduction We welcome the new year still reeling from the one just ended; still grappling with the lingering effects of an ongoing global... [Read More]
18/01/2021 Roundup

VIRTUAL JUSTICE IN TURKEY: Where We Are and What to Expect From the Future?

INTRODUCTION We are in an era where every sphere of our lives is, willingly or unwillingly, shaped or at least touched by technology.... [Read More]
07/01/2021 Articles Publications

Turkish Trade Remedies – December 2020

Turkey Opened Tariff Quota in Polyethylene Terephthalate Chips Import With the Communiqué, the procedure and principles of the tariff contingent opened with the... [Read More]

The Court of Cassation Ruled that Mediation is not Mandatory for Compensation Cases Initiated with Non-Monetary Claims Arising from Law on Intellectual and Artistic Works

The 11th Civil Chamber of the Court of Cassation ruled that where the lawsuits are backlogged, mediation is not mandatory for commercial cases... [Read More]

Turkish Constitutional Court: Ruling Imposing Proportional Attorney Fees Based Upon Legislation not in Effect at The Time of The Ruling was in Violation of Applicant’s Constitutional Right of due Process

The Turkish Constitutional Court (the “TCC”) ruled that the trial court’s ruling imposing proportional attorney fees based upon legislation not in effect at... [Read More]

The Turkish Constitutional Court Ruled that Differing Opinions Among Chambers of the Court of Cassation Do Not Violate the Right to a Fair Trial

The Turkish Constitutional Court ruled that differing opinions among chambers of the Court of Cassation do not violate the right to a fair... [Read More]
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