Practice Areas
Legal advice and representation across a broad range of disputes, transactions and proceedings in İzmir and throughout Türkiye.
Employment Law
Dismissals, reinstatement claims, severance and payment in lieu of notice, wages, leave entitlements and other employment disputes.
Enforcement & Insolvency Law
Debt recovery and enforcement proceedings, objections, attachments, insolvency and related disputes.
Consumer Law
Defective goods and services, refunds, delivery disputes, duplicate charges and proceedings before consumer authorities and courts.
Family Law
Divorce, maintenance, custody, matrimonial property and protective measures.
Criminal Law
Representation during investigations and criminal proceedings, including statements, defence submissions and procedural remedies.
Insurance & Traffic Law
Traffic accidents, vehicle damage, diminution in value, insurance disputes and compensation claims.
Commercial & Corporate Law
Commercial claims, corporate matters, shareholder relations, contracts and business disputes.
Contract Law
Contract drafting, review and interpretation, together with disputes arising from contractual obligations.
Real Estate & Tenancy Law
Title and ownership disputes, property transactions, leases, eviction, rent disputes and other real estate matters.
Inheritance Law
Heirship, estate administration, division of estates, wills and inheritance disputes.
Administrative Law
Administrative decisions, annulment proceedings and disputes with public authorities.
Data Protection & Technology Law
Personal data, digital content, online transactions and technology-related legal matters.
Citizenship & Cross-Border Matters
We advise Turkish citizens living abroad, as well as foreign individuals and businesses, on legal matters with a Türkiye connection. Our work includes Turkish citizenship and residence matters, cross-border family and inheritance issues, recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments, contracts, debt recovery and legal proceedings to be conducted in Türkiye.
We regularly handle matters connected with Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, France and the United Kingdom, and coordinate with locally qualified counsel where the law of another jurisdiction requires it.