OUR SERVICES
LABOR LAW
Labor Law deals with the employment relationship between the employee and the employer, and the regulations in this area are mainly covered by the Labor Law No. 4857.
The parties have certain rights and obligations from the beginning to the end of the employment contract they signed based on trust, and they must act in accordance with the legislative regulations during the continuation of the employment relationship. In this respect, it is very important to correctly transfer the relationship between the parties to the employment contract at the time of starting the job, to carry out this relationship in accordance with the provisions of the law and the employment contract during the continuation of the employment relationship, and of course to manage the termination process in accordance with the provisions of the law during the termination of the employment contract.
In addition, in matters of occupational health and safety, compliance with the relevant legislation, especially the Occupational Health and Safety Law No. 6331, should be taken into consideration in order to protect the rights of the parties.
CORPORATE LAW
Company Law, which deals with the establishment, management, liquidation and relations between partners of commercial enterprises, determines the norms regarding commercial companies and enables companies to operate within the legal framework.
During the establishment of a company, the conditions set by the relevant laws and regulations, especially the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102, must be complied with, and the rights and responsibilities of partners, managers and creditors are also shaped on this legal basis.
The management of processes including mergers and acquisitions within the framework of Corporate Law norms increases the sustainability of capital companies and prevents possible legal problems. At the same time, Corporate Law, which is of critical importance in ensuring the trust of investors and creating a competitive economic environment, is of vital importance in regulating commercial life and creating a reliable business environment.
REAL ESTATE LAW
Real estate law, which regulates transactions such as the purchase, sale, establishment of mortgage and transfer of real estate, protects the rights of rightful owners and ensures that the relevant transactions are carried out within legal frameworks. Real estate law covers issues such as title deed transactions, mortgage, transfer and rental.
In a real estate purchase and sale process, it is of great importance to receive legal advice. Examining the land registry, checking the relevant debts and mortgages, determining the rights and obligations of the parties prevents possible legal problems.
Real estate law is of critical importance not only for individuals but also for real estate development projects and investors. A solid legal infrastructure increases the reliability of the sector and ensures the protection of investors. Therefore, real estate law is indispensable for economic growth and effective property management.
RENTAL LAW
Rental Law regulates the rights and obligations between tenants and landlords. The Turkish Code of Obligations sets out the basic provisions regarding lease agreements and clarifies the mutual responsibilities of the parties. Terms such as the duration of the lease, rental price, and payment conditions should be clearly stated in the agreement. The landlord is obligated not to hinder the tenant's use of the property, while the tenant must use the rented property appropriately and fulfill their payment obligations.
In the event of termination of the lease agreement, the rights and responsibilities of the parties are also governed by the Turkish Code of Obligations. Issues such as eviction of the tenant, return of the deposit, and renewal rights are regulated by law. Additionally, rental increases and contract termination are common legal disputes.
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INFORMATION LAW
Information technology law is a legal discipline that emerged with the developing technology and stands out as a field covering legal regulations regarding transactions that take place on the internet and digital media. Information Technology Law, which is considered a multidisciplinary branch of law due to its contact with many areas, includes topics such as electronic contracts, intellectual property rights and cyber security.
In addition, the validity and security of contracts made electronically constitute an important part of information technology law. Information technology law also plays an effective role in resolving disputes that may arise in the digital world. As a result, information technology law has a critical place in ensuring a safe and fair environment in the rapidly changing world of technology.
ENERGY LAW
Energy Law, which covers the legal regulations regarding the production, transmission, distribution and consumption of energy resources, regulates activities in various fields such as electricity, natural gas, fuel oil and renewable energy resources while also aiming for the healthy functioning of market mechanisms.
While on the one hand, "economic development" is aimed with energy resources and production, on the other hand, the "environment" factor is taken into consideration and progress is made within the framework of local legislation and international agreements. In this sense, in order to protect the environment, especially regarding renewable and sustainable energy sources (hydro, geothermal, solar, wind, biomass etc.), comprehensive legislative regulations have been made in recent years and public incentives have been provided.
The promotion of renewable energy sources, energy efficiency and environmental sustainability are the most important components of energy law today. In this context, Energy Law protects the rights of consumers, contributes to fair pricing and service quality, and provides a basic infrastructure for sustainable energy.
CONSUMER LAW
Consumer Law is a legal discipline that covers regulations aimed at protecting the rights of individuals who exchange goods and services, and is of critical importance in terms of protecting consumers, especially against unfair commercial practices and pricing, and regulating the relationship between the consumer and the seller.
Law No. 6502 on the Protection of Consumers regulates the rights granted to consumers, the validity of contracts, the right of withdrawal and what to do in case of defective goods or services.
This legal discipline, which prioritizes consumers’ expectations that the goods/services they purchase are safe, high-quality and meet their expectations, combats false or misleading advertisements and provides consumers with the opportunity to exercise their rights of application, complaint and objection. For example, mechanisms such as the Consumer Arbitration Board play an important role in protecting consumers’ rights and provide practical results in terms of securing consumers’ rights.
INTELLECTUAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY LAW
Intellectual Property Law is a branch of law that deals with the economic value of intellectual labor products of the right holders, especially the authors who create works of thought and art. The rights of the right holders regarding works of thought and art are protected under the Law on Intellectual and Artistic Works No. 5846. Intellectual property law, on the one hand, encourages innovation, and on the other hand, increases the economic value of creativity. Regulations in this area facilitate the defense of the rights of the owners of works and provide legal protection against intellectual property violations.
Industrial Property Law includes legal regulations regarding the protection of rights related to trademarks, geographical indications, designs, patents, utility models and traditional product names. In this context, industrial property rights are generally defined as an intangible right that allows the registration of signs that will distinguish the producer or seller of goods produced and sold in the field of trade on behalf of the first adopters of inventions, innovations, new designs and original works in industry and agriculture, and thus allows the first adopters to have the right to produce and sell the product for a certain period of time.
In this sense, registration and recording applications are very important for rights holders to benefit from both their intellectual property rights on intellectual and artistic works and the rights protected within the scope of industrial property.
DATA PROTECTION AND PRIVACY
Regulations introduced to protect the security and confidentiality of individuals' personal data are of great importance. Especially with the rapid development of technology, the protection of personal data has become even more important.
With the Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698, the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms of individuals, especially the privacy of private life, in the processing of personal data and the obligations of real and legal persons processing personal data and the procedures and principles they will comply with are determined.
While the law protects the personal data of individuals, it also imposes certain obligations regarding data security, particularly the obligation of the data controller to inform during the processing of these data.
Data protection and privacy are of critical importance not only for individuals but also for businesses, and fulfilling the obligations arising from the legislation also protects businesses against possible administrative, judicial and criminal sanctions. At the same time, a strong data protection policy increases customer trust and minimizes possible legal risks. Therefore, data protection and privacy are of vital importance as one of the indispensable elements of the digital age.
MEDIATION
Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution method that allows parties to resolve disputes through mutual negotiation. The mediation process, which provides the parties with the opportunity to come together in the presence of an impartial mediator and resolve the dispute, is a faster, more flexible and more economical process than court proceedings.
Law No. 6325 on Mediation in Legal Disputes regulates that private law disputes arising from transactions or processes over which the parties can freely dispose, including those containing foreign elements, can be resolved through mediation.
Although the mediation process is essentially an optional process, if the application to a mediator is accepted as a condition of the lawsuit in the relevant laws, an application for mediation must be made before filing a lawsuit. Within the scope of the condition of the lawsuit, an application for mediation must be made before filing a lawsuit for commercial disputes, labor law disputes, consumer law disputes, rental disputes, disputes regarding the division of movable and immovable properties and the dissolution of partnership, and disputes regarding condominium ownership.
In all disputes that are suitable for mediation, the parties can communicate through the mediator and express their needs and expectations. During the mediation process, the mediator helps the parties find solutions in line with their wishes, while also contributing to the development of the parties' negotiation skills. This process also contributes to the preservation of relations between the parties.
Therefore, the mediation process provides an effective, rapid and amicable way to resolve disputes and encourages the parties to find a common solution in the presence of the mediator.
