Transportation of Goods Law in Turkey: A Practical Legal Guide for Shippers, Carriers & Logistics Companies Turkey sits on one of the world’s busiest trade corridors, which means transportation disputes are not “rare exceptions”—they are a predictable business risk. Whether you ship by road from Istanbul to the EU, export via Turkish ports, move cargo […]
Testamentary (Wills) and Inheritance Transactions Law in Turkey: A Legal and Practical Guide Inheritance matters in Turkey are rarely “just paperwork.” They often combine family dynamics, cross-border documents, real estate transfers, bank and company procedures, tax filings, and—when disputes arise—time-sensitive litigation. If you are planning your estate, administering a loved one’s estate, or claiming inheritance […]
Capital Market Law in Turkey: A Practical Legal Guide for Issuers, Investors, and Financial Institutions Turkey’s capital markets have expanded rapidly in recent years—driven by increased public offerings, a growing domestic investor base, and a more sophisticated regulatory framework. For companies considering an IPO, for investors assessing disclosure and governance risks, and for intermediaries providing […]
When a company in Turkey seeks financing—whether from banks, private lenders, or investors—security over the company’s assets often becomes a central negotiation point. For creditors, a pledge is a way to reduce credit risk, improve recovery prospects, and strengthen bargaining power in distress. For companies, asset-based security can unlock funding, improve pricing, and make transactions […]
When a company in Turkey enters financial distress, the legal landscape shifts quickly. Creditors become more aggressive, cash flow tightens, and management is forced to prioritize survival. In this environment, concordat (konkordato) is often used as a court-supervised restructuring framework aimed at allowing the debtor to continue operating while negotiating a binding repayment plan with […]