Commercial Disputes
Commercial Law is a sub-branch of law that covers all legislation related to commerce. It regulates the commercial relationships, exchange, and rights of commercial parties, including merchants, individuals, and businesses.
Commercial lawsuits under the scope of Commercial Law are heard by Civil Courts of First Instance for Commercial Matters (Asliye Ticaret Mahkemeleri) and Civil Courts of First Instance. The sub-fields of Commercial Law include Corporate Law, Commercial Enterprise Law, Transportation Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, Maritime Commercial Law, Capital Markets Law, Intellectual Property Law, Competition Law, and Insurance Law.
Since commercial disputes generally concern more than one piece of legislation, natural or legal persons require the support of legal professionals for the resolution of these disputes.
How Can We Assist You?
When commercial disputes arise, TEK&partners primarily aims to resolve them through a fast, effective, and cost-efficient conciliation process that minimally impacts our clients’ commercial operations.
In cases where conciliation is not possible, the team takes an active role in the mediation process for commercial disputes. We serve as an effective part of the shuttle diplomacy throughout the entire mediation process.
Should a settlement not be reached even through mediation, TEK&partners offers our clients specialized support throughout the litigation process.
In the field of Commercial Law, TEK&partners takes responsibility for generating correct and effective solutions for its clients in all related areas. We effectively manage notice procedures, enforcement proceedings, mediation and litigation processes, and representation in higher courts in areas such as:
Disputes related to Transportation Law.
Disputes arising from current accounts.
Disputes arising from commercial contracts.
Disputes arising from commercial invoices.
Disputes arising from negotiable instruments.
Bankruptcy (Iflas) and Concordat proceedings.
Maritime commercial disputes.
Insurance disputes.
Disputes related to commercial compensation.
Disputes arising from damage to commercial reputation.
Disputes arising from commercial leases.