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TR-TR Standard Essential Patents II- National Jurisprudence and Current Developments in Civil Law Jurisdictions
Standard Essential Patent Litigation and more…
Corona Outbreak: Enforcement and Bankruptcy Proceedings Suspended in Turkey
Corona Outbreak: Enforcement and Bankruptcy Proceedings Suspended in Turkey
Capital Markets Board of Turkey Publishes Draft Communiqué on Significant Transactions and Right to Exit
The Capital Markets Board of Turkey (“CMB”) has published a Draft Communiqué No. II-23.3 on Significant Transactions and Right to … Read more
Troubled Waters of Unilateral Arbitration Clauses
Commercial relations have gained an international character by crossing state borders today, as a result: the arbitration practice has increased globally in recent years.
Turkish Automotive Industry: Investment Opportunities in the Light of Competition Authority Decisions
Turkish Automotive Industry: Investment Opportunities in the Light of Competition Authority Decisions
Legal Update: The Court of Justice of the European Union’s Recent Ruling Re Claim for Compensation for a Delay in the Accepted Re-Routing Flight
Legal Update: The Court of Justice of the European Union’s Recent Ruling Re Claim for Compensation for a Delay in the Accepted Re-Routing Flight
Corona Outbreak: Turkey to Control Export of Disinfectant Materials
Turkish Government Took Precaution in Export of Some Materials
Research and Development Support Program in Agriculture Initiated in Turkey
As a major producer of agricultural products, Turkey is to initiate a support program in research and development activities.
Standard Contractual Clauses for Data Transfers to Third Countries
Transferring personal data to the countries outside the protection of GDPR is defined as a restricted transfer.
Consolidation of Arbitration Proceedings: Analysing the Degree of Connection and the Parties’ Consent Notion
Consolidation of arbitration proceedings is seen as a key to resolve the prevention of loss of right in international arbitration; conversely it could be challenged owing to consensual nature of arbitration.
