International Arbitration

International Arbitration

Typical white-collar crimes include wage theft, fraud, bribery, Ponzi schemes, insider trading, labor racketeering, embezzlement, cybercrime, copyright infringement, money laundering, identity theft, and forgery and can lead companies even to collapse or serious legal consequences.

How can we help you?

Our law firm specializes in the execution of arbitration proceedings by offering its clients comprehensive one-stop legal advice, both in international business transactions and in disputes between investors and states. Our experienced lawyers, who have a successful academic career in this field of law and who speak foreign languages, successfully represent our clients before arbitration tribunals such as ICC, AAA, ISTAC, LCIA and ICSID as well as before domestic courts. Our law firm also has extensive arbitration enforcement experience based on the New York Convention, which has also been ratified by Turkey. International arbitration is a legal process that can be carried out both in the form of ad hoc arbitration and based on the rules of certain arbitration institutions. In this context, we advise our clients on the design of arbitration clauses, which must be attached to the commercial contracts to be signed between the parties, on the application of the UNCITRAL rules and, in the event of a conflict, on the initiation of arbitration in accordance with the relevant rule and implementation the whole process including the negotiations. In addition, our law firm has extensive experience in the arbitration proceedings and provisional legal protection in cases where the delay is inappropriate.

Who do we support?

Our law firm offers comprehensive legal advice for companies and investors when there is a legal dispute between the investor and the states, and coordinates the entire process from the design of the arbitration clause to the enforcement of the award.

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