From our offices in Istanbul and London, we advise businesses and individuals on Turkish law and on matters that cross borders.
Through our offices in Istanbul and London, we support clients across many sectors. Our approach is simple: start from what each client actually needs, earn their trust and build relationships that last.
More about us →We take the time to understand each client's needs and objectives, then give clear, reliable and practical legal support at every stage.
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We advise and represent clients in domestic and international arbitration. In commercial disputes across a wide range of sectors, we protect our clients' interests at every stage and keep the focus on an effective resolution.
Read more →We draft, review and negotiate shipbuilding and ship repair contracts, and advise and represent clients in the disputes that arise from them, including delivery delays, breaches of contract, warranty obligations and international arbitration.
We advise Turkish and international companies across maritime law, in particular maritime trade, carriage by sea, crew management and international contracts, in Turkey and abroad.
We draft, review and negotiate partnership, sale of goods, international distribution, cooperation, franchise, agency, construction, loan and licence agreements, as well as employment, management, consultancy and service agreements.
We advise buyers, sellers, target companies and funders. Our work covers due diligence, share transfers, joint venture and shareholders' agreements, and the permits and licences a transaction needs.
We advise employers and employees. From drafting HR policies and procedures to day-to-day matters, we work hand in hand with HR teams and management to give practical, effective support.
We advise on investments, partnerships, commercial contracts, company formation and international transactions in Turkey and the United Kingdom, and support clients as they build their business between the two.
Our commentary on legal developments in our practice areas and the questions clients raise with us most often.
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Which maritime disputes can go to arbitration, why the arbitration agreement matters and what to consider when drafting the clause.
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How ship arrest works under Turkish law when the parties have agreed to arbitrate, and how foreign arbitral awards are enforced in Turkey.
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The types of company open to foreign investors under the Turkish Commercial Code, and the main differences between them.
Read more →We give legal advice and representation shaped around the needs and commercial realities of each sector, supporting Turkish and international companies in their day-to-day business.
Our experienced, specialist team handles every matter with the same care, from the first conversation to the final outcome.
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Mutlu Manyas WheatleyFounder and SolicitorArbitration and Dispute Resolution · Shipbuilding Law · Contract Law · Maritime Law · Mergers and Acquisitions · Corporate and Commercial Law
Şule Büşra Ertürk KızılMediator and Senior LawyerArbitration and Dispute Resolution · Employment Law · Contract Law · Enforcement and Insolvency · Data Protection · Corporate and Commercial Law · Family and Inheritance Law
İpek SamsaLawyerEmployment Law · Maritime Law · Contract Law · Enforcement and Insolvency · Immigration and Citizenship · Commercial Law · Data Protection
Betül ÇağmanBusiness Development and Corporate Communications ManagerClient Relationship Management · International Relations and Business Networking
We look at every legal question alongside your objectives and the dynamics of your sector, so the solutions we develop work in practice.
From some of Turkey's leading companies to SMEs and private individuals, every client receives the same care and commitment from us.
We pair professionalism with a personal, approachable manner. You are kept informed at every stage, and we work closely alongside you throughout.
We advise clients in Turkey and abroad through online meetings. Get in touch to tell us what you need and arrange a consultation.
