Turkish Legal Centre

Suner Law Office is one of the leading Turkish Law Firms in Turkey while having the understanding of foreigners legal requirments in Turkey. Suner Law Office is focused on giving customer satisfaction and problem solving service mostly for companies with foreign partners and individual foreigners living and doing business in Turkey. We have valuable experience and extensive knowledge in all practicing areas of Turkish law and we have an outstanding reputation for offering professional advice to corporate companies as well as individuals.

Legal specialists are therefore key actors offering vital assistance to companies and bringing them expertise, advices and solutions in many important aspects of their business development. The shipping sector is a key area of focus for Inal Law Office and its team advises on a range of maritime law issues, as well as port and shipping M&As and competition matters. Highly regarded partner Seyma Inal has a prestigious client base for acquisitions, financing and insurance work in the shipping sector, she co-leads the practice with senior managing counsel Memil Sarısözen , whose broad expertise includes the intersection of shipping and construction. Transport and insurance boutique Erçin Bilgin Bektasoglu fields ‘an extremely helpful, responsive and knowledgeable‘ team that has a significant share of the market in contentious matters across maritime law issues, as well as in the road transport, aviation, and logistics sectors. Feyzi Ercin‘has a detailed knowledge of Turkish maritime law‘ and jointly heads the team alongside Dilek Bektasoglu Sanli, who acts for leading shipyards, banks and insurers; and Burcu Celikcapa Bilgin, who has broad experience litigating across all transport areas.

Duke University

Domestic arbitration in TurkeyInlawco is member of the European Center for Arbitration and Mediation, that offers to international… Contract management in the Middle EastInlawco lawyers are appointed as contract managers in a major infrastructure project in the Middle… Inlawco advising an international consortium in a PPP ProjectInlawco appointed as the counsels of an international consortium in a major BOT Project in West Africa, … The carrier has certain responsibilities for loss or damage of the goods that he transports if he didn’t take the necessary measures for the security of his mission. The Code of Obligations stipulates what happens in case of losses caused by delays or others that are not a direct responsibility of the carrier. The carrier’s liabilities related to losses and damages are also stipulated by the Hague Rules.

In Turkey, a ship can only be arrested if she is within the Turkish ports’ limits. If the adverse party has sufficient notice of the imminent arrest, it may choose to leave port limits before the arrest could be executed or not to come into port at all. In Turkey, a claimant may only apply to arrest a vessel or a ship with the permission of the Turkish Turkish Law Firm Court via its issue of a warrant of arrest. Legal assistance in oil and gasInlawco team advises a French consortium of companies in an oil and gas project in South America, involving… Turkish contractors in the world’s champions league38 Turkish construction companies have made it to the ‘Top 225 International Contractors’ list of the…

Istanbul

In the Commercial Code, a foreign investor may find the regulations related to loading, discharging, the transportation of goods and the accidents that may happen on the sea. The Turkish authorities are represented by the Coastal Safety and Vessel Salvage Management, an entity that is present in all the ports of Turkey and in its waters. Considering collection of receivable in fastest way by avoiding further expenses and other legal charges, KSSA Law Firm makes pre research, regarding movable and immovable assets of the debtor, before commencing legal procedure. Assistance, representation, and advice at all stages of the arbitration process before Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS/CAS) and raising objections to the decisions of Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS/CAS).