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Through high levels of expertise, commitment and know-how in numerous practice areas, our lawyers work collaboratively and across borders to deliver efficient and measurable outcomes.
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What differentiates criminal law from other fields of law is the fact that criminal law is directly related to a person’s freedom. Therefore, a person who is accused or who is the victim of a crime would need prompt and accurate legal services.
Our team offers legal counsel to both Turkish citizens and foreigners who face criminal law related problems in Türkiye. In addition to foreigners who face prosecution in Türkiye, Turkish citizens may also face accusations or become victims in countries abroad. These two instances might also occur within the same case.
Our team is experienced in legal services regarding criminal cases especially in the field where corporate law meets criminal law. In the business world it is very important to have trust relations. Whereas in life these relations may suffer due to misrepresentation. There might be cases where a business partner acts dishonestly which may need to be interpreted through criminal law regulations. We focus on matters which occur during the business activity between companies or real persons. In the corporate world, the most common crimes typically involve; deception and fraud, embezzlement, forgery of documents, financial misconduct, white collar crimes, insult, threat, blackmail and fraudulent bankruptcy.