ACTIVITIES
Real Estate Law
Real estate law regulates not only the relations between individuals, but also the relations between real and legal persons and the state in relation to immovable properties. Real Estate Law encompasses a very wide range. It is comprehensive and detailed compared to many branches of law. It regulates not only the problems of individuals with each other regarding their immovable properties, but also their relations with the public.
COMMERCIAL LAW
Commercial law is the branch of law that protects the rights of merchants within the law and regulates commercial relations between merchants. This branch of law is also an integral part of the Turkish Civil Code. Commercial Law is a comprehensive branch of law that deals with economic activities in human relations. It also includes many branches of law such as Corporate Law, Competition Law etc.
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BUSINESS LAW
Labor Law is a branch of law that regulates and examines the relations between workers and employers. Although it is possible to talk about many areas in the legal system, the subject of which is human relations; Labor Law only deals with human relations arising from the service contract and under the dependent (subjective) service obligation. In short, the branch of law that examines the legal rules created for the purpose of regulating the employee, employer and their relations with the state, which is revealed by the said obligation, is called Labor Law.
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Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law
Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law is the branch of law that regulates the debt and debt relations between individuals by the state. This branch of law also regulates credit and debt relations of companies.
MEDIATION
Mediation is an alternative solution that aims to resolve the disputes before the court with the help of an impartial third party in a fast, flexible and effective way. Within this system, which has been implemented in our country since 2013, our office not only represents its clients in mediation meetings, but also provides mediation services to applicants.
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