Contract Review & Advice in Turkey

This service supports companies, entrepreneurs, and individuals in Turkey needing specialised legal help in drafting, reviewing, and advising on contracts in compliance with Turkish laws and international standards.

1. Initial Assessment: Detailed understanding of the contractual needs.
2. Contract Creation: Tailoring contracts to ensure they are legally valid and effective.
3. Review: Checking contracts against Turkish legal requirements.
4. Legal Guidance: Providing advice on negotiation and implementation strategies.

• Expertise in Turkish Contract Law: Our lawyers are well-versed in the nuances of both national and international contract law applicable in Turkey.
• Multilingual Service Including English: We provide services in English and Turkish, ensuring that all parties clearly understand the contractual terms without language barriers.
• Tailored Contract Solutions: We draft and review contracts that are specifically tailored to the unique needs of your business and sector.
• Risk Mitigation: Our proactive approach focuses on identifying and mitigating risks before they become issues, protecting your business interests.

• Compliance with Turkish Legislation: Ensures contracts meet the standards set by the Turkish Code of Obligations.
• Customisation and Thoroughness: Able to handle diverse contractual needs with precision.
• Continuous Legal Support: Ongoing assistance with contract amendments and updates.

The following laws regulate contracts in Turkey:

• Turkish Code of Obligations (Law No. 6098): This is the primary law governing contracts in Turkey, covering general contract principles, specific types of contracts, and obligations arising from contracts.
• Turkish Commercial Code (Law No. 6102): This law provides specific regulations for commercial contracts, including sales, company, and maritime contracts, ensuring that business transactions meet legal standards.
• Consumer Protection Law (Law No. 6502): Regulates contracts involving consumers, ensuring protection against unfair contract terms and providing clear rules for consumer rights.
• International Conventions: Turkey is a party to various international treaties that affect contract law, such as the Vienna Convention on the Sale of Goods, which may apply to international commercial contracts.