Introduction Medical malpractice and personal injury claims in Turkey are among the most sensitive areas of Turkish health law. A medical error may cause not only physical injury but also permanent disability, psychological trauma, loss of earnings, additional treatment expenses, loss of life quality, infertility, scarring, organ damage, delayed recovery, or death. For this reason, […]
Introduction Workplace accidents in Turkey may create serious legal, financial, medical, and personal consequences for employees, employers, subcontractors, insurers, and families of injured workers. A workplace accident may occur in a factory, construction site, warehouse, mine, port, hotel, restaurant, hospital, logistics center, office, workshop, shipyard, agricultural field, or any other working environment. When an employee […]
Introduction Traffic accidents are one of the most common causes of personal injury compensation claims in Turkey. A person injured in a road traffic accident may suffer not only immediate medical problems but also long-term economic loss, permanent disability, psychological trauma, loss of working capacity, and serious disruption of daily life. For this reason, Turkish […]
Introduction Workplace monitoring and employee surveillance under Turkish privacy law is one of the most sensitive areas of employment and data protection compliance. Employers may have legitimate reasons to monitor the workplace: protecting company assets, preventing misconduct, ensuring occupational safety, managing information security, investigating internal incidents, preventing data leaks, monitoring use of company devices, or […]
Introduction Processing children’s personal data under Turkish Personal Data Protection Law requires a more careful and protective approach than ordinary personal data processing. Children use mobile applications, online games, social media platforms, education technologies, school portals, healthcare systems, sports club platforms, e-commerce services, digital learning tools, video platforms, messaging services, and artificial intelligence tools at […]
Introduction Personal data protection rules for fintech and payment companies in Turkey are among the most important compliance issues in the financial technology sector. Fintech businesses process large volumes of highly sensitive information, including identity data, contact details, bank account information, transaction records, payment histories, card-related data, device identifiers, IP addresses, customer authentication data, fraud […]
Introduction SaaS companies and cloud service providers play a central role in the modern digital economy. Businesses in Turkey increasingly rely on cloud platforms, CRM software, HR systems, accounting tools, customer support platforms, cybersecurity services, online collaboration tools, data analytics systems, artificial intelligence APIs, payment infrastructure, document management platforms, and cloud hosting services. These technologies […]
Introduction VERBIS registration in Turkey is one of the most important compliance obligations under Turkish Personal Data Protection Law. Companies that process personal data in Turkey, foreign businesses targeting Turkish individuals, employers, e-commerce platforms, healthcare providers, technology companies, logistics operators, financial service providers, schools, associations, foundations, and professional service firms may all need to assess […]
Introduction Employee personal data protection has become one of the most important compliance areas for employers in Turkey. Modern workplaces process large volumes of employee data: identity documents, payroll records, bank account details, health reports, criminal record certificates, performance evaluations, disciplinary records, camera footage, access logs, emails, device data, biometric identifiers, workplace accident reports, and […]
Introduction Explicit consent is one of the most discussed concepts under Turkish Personal Data Protection Law. Many companies operating in Turkey assume that every personal data processing activity requires consent. Others treat consent as a simple checkbox, a standard clause in a contract, or a general approval hidden inside terms and conditions. Both approaches may […]