Commercial and Company Law
Commercial agreements, company relationships and business disputes are assessed according to the activity involved. Contractual obligations and commercial expectations are considered together.
What does this cover?
Company formation, shareholder relations, share transfers and commercial agreements are assessed within the business structure. Decision-making, representation, liability and dispute clauses are considered.
- Commercial contracts
- Company relationships
- Business disputes
How do we approach the matter?
The commercial objective is clarified. Corporate records and agreements are used to examine obligations, approval processes and the available legal options.
What to prepare before your appointment
- Corporate and authority documents
- Agreements and drafts
- Relevant decisions and correspondence
Before your appointment, prepare a short chronology, available documents and the support you need. Do not send identity numbers, health information or sensitive case documents through the website.
Frequently asked questions
01Is a standard contract suitable for every business?
Terms should fit the product, payment model, delivery, data use and allocation of liability. A template needs review against the actual business relationship.
02Why keep written records of company decisions?
A decision’s content, date, authority and approval process can later become disputed. Reviewing records appropriate to the company and transaction helps clarify the parties’ positions.
03Which documents should I prepare for the initial review?
Corporate and authority documents; Agreements and drafts; Relevant decisions and correspondence. Organise these alongside a chronology. Agree how to share sensitive documents before the meeting.
04How are the next steps determined?
The commercial objective is clarified. Corporate records and agreements are used to examine obligations, approval processes and the available legal options.
This content concerns legal matters in Türkiye. Foreign law and cross-border transactions require separate assessment.
Content is for general information and is not personal legal advice. Contact alone does not establish a lawyer-client relationship.