Commercial law is the body of law that applies to the relations of persons and businesses engaged in commerce. It governs the way business firms enter into contracts with each other and individuals and execute rights of the parties Commercial law, which fills the fields that are partially mentioned or left blank in the law of obligations, also determines the statutory framework on every subject that concerns a business firm.

Corporate law, which exists within the structure of commercial law, involves regulations and practices that govern the formation and operation of corporations, such as the incorporation of companies, spin-off agreement, transfer of firm, dissolution of an entity.

Law of foreigners applies to foreigners who enter into and stay in Turkey. The different practices between citizens and non-citizens with regard to use of fundamental rights and freedoms are the most significant elements that elicit the law of foreigners. The provisions of this law that apply to individuals with foreign passports may vary. In order to secure their rights it’s recommended for foreigners, who would like to reside and work in Turkey, to work with lawyers specialized in Foreigner Law.

Real estate law, also known as property law, generally refers to the laws regulating the ownership or use of premises, such as lands, residence. The right of property, which forms a basis of real estate law, is recognized and protected by the Constitution of the Republic of Turkey and the European Convention of Human Rights. It’s essential to get legal advice in case of real estate law disputes which involve cancellation of title deed and registration cases, elimination of joint ownership, discharge of mortgage, otherwise it may damage individuals financially.

Labour law generally refers to the laws regulating employee rights, working conditions, trade unions, the relationship between workers and employing entities. Although the pre-trial conciliation has become legalized and is now being applied, employees, who are forced to compromise on tenders that are lower than their dues, are usually able to get their rights with legal action.

The branch of law that allows natural and legal persons to compensate for the damage caused by government, natural and legal persons.

The branch of law that refers to the indirect relationships of individuals with each other and, to a certain extent, with the government without addressing the public law. It covers areas of law such as contracts, torts, property, family and inheritance law.