Commercial and Corporate Law is the branch of law that regulates disputes arising from commercial relations and the entire process from the establishment, activities, and termination of commercial enterprises. In this context, our office provides comprehensive services in various fields of commercial life, in national and international matters, within the framework of sector-specific needs and risks.

Corporate Law

Corporate law is a field with many sub-branches and diversity. Some of the service areas of our office in Corporate Law are as follows;

• Company Establishment, Type Change, Merger and Acquisition Processes

• Company Articles of Association, Internal Directives and Other Company Agreements

• General Assembly / Board of Directors Decisions and Transactions

• Bonds, Stock Transactions

• Share Transfer Agreements and Share Transfer Processes

• Branch and Liaison Office Establishment Procedures

• Franchise / Dealership / Agency Transactions

• Disputes Regarding Company Partnership

• Joint Ventures

Transportation Law (Land/Sea)

A part of our team's services on land, sea, and combined transportation at the national and international level is as follows;

• Legal Consultancy Services Regarding National-International FTL, LTL and Other Transportation Types

• Legal Consultancy Services Regarding Maritime Transportation

• Conducting Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods Arising from Transportation

• CMR and Additional Protocols, Hague Agreement within the Scope of International Transportation Operations,

• Providing Legal Consulting Support in Light of Visby Rules and Other International Regulations

• Legal Consultancy Services Regarding Micro Export Transactions

• Customs Procedures

Unfair Competition

Our office carries out the determination of disputes and the follow-up of the litigation process within the framework of the Unfair Competition provisions defined in the Turkish Commercial Code as "deceptive or unfair behaviors and commercial practices that affect the relations between competitors or between suppliers and customers."