Preliminary meeting
We listen to the subject of the file, its stage and the time limits. A conflict-of-interest check is carried out. The meeting is held by appointment and on a confidential basis.
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Seventeen areas
Our Practice Areas
Representation and advice across seventeen areas, from criminal law to tax law, from transport to mining, from family law to individual applications to the Constitutional Court. To the same standard, regardless of the size of the file.
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A dispute rarely stays within a single area. A workplace accident concerns employment law, criminal law, insurance and compensation law all at once; a company transfer is a matter of both commercial and tax law.
For that reason we treat practice areas not as separate compartments but as different faces of the same file. One of the first questions asked at the preliminary meeting is which areas the file touches.
There is a separate page for each area below. On those pages you will find the types of work we handle, the authorities the file goes before, the process followed and the questions most frequently asked in that area.
Practice Areas
Seventeen areas, one single standard.
We have prepared a separate page for each area: the types of work we handle, the authorities the file goes before, the time limits running and frequently asked questions are set out there in detail.
01Criminal LawActing for suspects, defendants and complainants at every stage of criminal proceedings, from the first statement in the investigation to the appeal and cassation stages.View 02Corporate LawFrom incorporation to liquidation; corporate law support in share transfers, general assemblies, directors' liability and shareholder disputes.View 03Commercial LawFrom the formation of commercial contracts to the resolution of disputes; unfair competition, current account and commercial debt files.View 04Employment LawActing for employees and employers; conduct of termination, severance and notice, overtime claim, reinstatement and workplace accident files.View 05Tax and Administrative LawObjections to tax penalty notices, settlement negotiations, annulment and full remedy actions, and applications against administrative sanctions.View 06Transport LawLoss, damage and delay disputes under the CMR and domestic law; freight claims and carrier liability.View 07Mining LawExploration and operating licence procedures, administrative sanctions, licence cancellation actions and site disputes.View 08Real Estate LawTitle deed cancellation and registration, construction in return for flats, expropriation, dissolution of joint ownership and tenancy disputes.View 09Insurance LawActing for the insured, the policyholder and the insurer in disputes over the occurrence of the risk, the scope of cover and subrogation.View 10Enforcement and Insolvency LawFrom pursuing a debt to recovering it; conduct of actions to set aside objections, negative declaratory relief, title claims and insolvency proceedings.View 11Inheritance LawDisputes concerning the reserved portion, abatement, collusive transfer by the deceased, renunciation of inheritance and division of the estate.View 12Family LawUncontested and contested divorce, custody, alimony, liquidation of the matrimonial property regime and protective measures.View 13Compensation LawPecuniary and non-pecuniary compensation claims arising from tort, road and workplace accidents, malpractice and breach of contract.View 14Constitutional Court and ECtHR ApplicationsPreparation and conduct of individual applications to the Constitutional Court and applications to the European Court of Human Rights.View 15Public Procurement LawFrom the tender notice to the termination of the contract; acting for tenderers and contracting authorities in complaints, appeals on complaint, applications to the Public Procurement Board and administrative proceedings.View 16Immigration LawFrom residence and work permits to citizenship; representation before the administrative courts against deportation, administrative detention and international protection decisions.View 17MediationActing for parties in mandatory and voluntary mediation; preparing the negotiation, structuring the settlement agreement and securing its enforceability.View
Process
How do we work?
Every file goes through the same four steps. A stage that is rushed increases the cost of the one that follows.
Document review
Existing documents, service dates and the case file, if any, are examined. We establish which time limits are running and which rights can still be exercised.
Roadmap
Options are set out in writing together with their likely outcomes and costs. The engagement and the fee are agreed in a written contract before work begins.
Execution and reporting
Information is provided at every stage as the matter proceeds. Hearings, service and time limits are notified in advance; no surprises are left.
Q & A
Frequently asked questions about our practice areas
That is the rule rather than the exception. At the preliminary meeting we identify every area the file touches and conduct the process under a single roadmap; you do not need to approach a separate office for each area.
Yes. A monthly advisory arrangement is established for corporate clients; contract review, preparation of board resolutions and periodic risk assessment are carried out within that arrangement.
Yes. Files are handled throughout Türkiye through a partner network across 68 provinces and the SEGBIS system.
Of course. Determining which area the file falls into is our job. It is enough to come to the meeting with the documents you hold.
Let us identify your area together.
Tell us the area and the stage of your file through the four-step form; we will get back to you for a preliminary meeting.