Aşıkoğlu Law™
Alanya Lawyer – International Law Office
Aşıkoğlu Law Office,
provides full contract drafting and reviewing services. A good written agreement is at the heart of each and every business. When you have a contract lawyer draft and analyze your agreements, you amplify your chances of business success and remove dozens of potential disappointments. Most business disagreements and insolvencies derive from badly drafted agreements, often based on clumsy internet downloads or homemade efforts.
We are expert of contracts such as:
Asset Purchase Agreements and Stock Purchase Agreements,
Buy-Sell Agreements and Stockholder and Investor Agreements,
Limited Partnership Agreements and Independent contractor agreements,
Employee Invention Assignment Agreements, Consultation Agreements and Licenses and Royalty Contracts,
and also Non-Competes Agreements,
Non-Disclosure Agreements and etc.
When writing a contract, it is advised to have a contract law attorney glance over the terms to make sure all parties involved understand its construction. Terms of a contract will be interpreted against the writer of the contract, so any failure to include specifics will be resolved against the contract drafter.
Contract Law
Property Law (Real-Estate Law)
Floor Contracts, Urban Transformation, Expropriation, Legal and Actual Handling without Expropriation, Use and Benefit of Shared Financing.
Real estate law governs the rights and interests in real estate and real property, both commercial and residential, and provides protections for buyers, sellers, land owners, developers, contractors, and real estate agents. Legal issues include: sales, purchases, leasing and other transfers of real estate and real property; title to real property; settlement of claims against property rights; landlord-tenant issues; property development; zoning and land use; related agriculture issues and environmental compliance; financing, mortgages and foreclosures; securitized real estate investments; and various other relevant topics.
Criminal Law
We provide legal counselling on criminal law due to notably 5237 numbered Turkish Penal Code, 5271 numbered Code of Criminal Prosedure, 5607 numbered Smuggling Code and all other national and also international conventions.
Labor Law
Responsibilities and Applications, Agreements Regarding Employee-Employe
Commercial Law
Negotiable Instruments Law, Joint-Stock and Limited Companies, Company Establishment and Liquidation, Company Articles of Association, and also Capital Structuring
Enforcement & Bankruptcy Law
Debt Enforcement Proceedings regarding Court Orders, The preparation of Notary Contracts including certain acknowledgement of debt and enforcement proceedings
Foreigners Law
Foreigners Law means the full extent of regulations covering foreigners according to the Turkish Legal System and the inclusion of international laws. Residence permit, Long Term residence permit etc.
Compensation Law
Compensations derived from car, motorcycle, bike, bus and all other vehicle accidents whether as a pedestrian or passenger or driver.
Product liability compensation, public liability compensation, total and permanent disability compensation, workers compensation, recourse claim, medical negligence compensations, factory accidents compensations.
Compensation claims against state.
Civil Aviation Law
Civil Aviation Law, Airlines, Compensation in Aviation Law, Aviation Accidents & Injuries, Luggage / Baggage lost, denied boarding compensation and etc.
Family Law
Family law including marriage and divorce (also consensual divorce) adoption and paternity, division of property, custody etc.
Injury & Accident Law
Total sub-areas of accident law, brain and spinal cord etc. injuries, catastrophic car collisions, drunk driver negligence, reckless injury, work injuries, motorcycle/bike crashes, bus accidents, fatality cases, pedestrian knock down cases, ankle fractures, dog bites, and long term disability claims against large insurance companies and etc.
Insurance Law
Our Law Office provides legal counselling particulary on Property & Casualty Insurance, Accident & Health Insurance, Financial Guarantors/Assurance, Agricultural Insurance, Over Insurance, General Insurance, Life Insurance, Travel Insurance, Motor Insurance, Freight Insurance and etc.
Other Practice Areas
And also we provide legal counselling on these law practice areas:
Administrative Law
Administrative law is a branch of law that governs the activities of administrative agencies of government. Government agency action can include rulemaking, adjudication, or the enforcement of a specific regulatory agenda. Administrative law is considered a branch of public law and is often referred to as regulatory law.
Key aspects of administrative law include:
Rulemaking: This involves the processes that agencies use to create, or promulgate, regulations. Regulations have the force of law because they are adopted under authority granted by statutes, and often include public participation.
Adjudication: This refers to the legal process by which an administrative agency issues an order. Such orders may include the granting of licenses, determination of rights or imposition of penalties.
Enforcement: Agencies have the authority to enforce their regulations and adjudications, which can include imposing penalties for violations.
Judicial Review: This is the process by which courts decide whether the actions of an administrative agency were lawful. It involves reviewing the decisions and actions of the agency for legality, and can result in the agency’s actions being upheld, overturned, or modified.
Procedural Requirements: Administrative law also involves the procedures that agencies are required to follow in their rulemaking, adjudication, and enforcement activities. This can include requirements for public notice, opportunities for public comment, and the right to a fair hearing.
Executive Control: Executive branch oversight of administrative agencies, which includes the power of appointment and removal of agency officials, budgetary control, and policy guidance.
Legislative Control: Legislative oversight of administrative agencies, which can include statutory limits on agency authority, statutory requirements for rulemaking procedures, and funding controls.
Administrative law thus serves as a key interface between the government and its citizens, ensuring that there is a balance between the powers of the various administrative agencies and the rights of individuals. It’s an essential aspect of law that helps maintain transparency, fairness, and accountability in government actions.
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Appellate Litigation
Appellate litigation refers to the legal process that occurs when a case is appealed from a lower court to a higher court. This type of litigation is concerned not with trying the case afresh but with reviewing the proceedings that occurred in the lower court to determine if there were legal errors that affected the outcome. Here are some key aspects of appellate litigation:
Nature of Appellate Review: Unlike trial court proceedings, appellate courts do not hear evidence or testimony. Instead, they review the record of the lower court’s proceedings, written briefs, and oral arguments from both sides to determine if there were legal errors.
Grounds for Appeal: Grounds for an appeal may include procedural errors, incorrect application of law, or a claim that the lower court’s decision was not supported by the evidence. Appellate courts generally do not re-evaluate the factual findings of the lower court unless there are extraordinary circumstances.
Briefs and Oral Arguments: The appellant (party appealing the case) and the appellee (party responding to the appeal) submit written briefs to the appellate court. These briefs present legal arguments and cite relevant legal authorities. Oral arguments may also be held, where lawyers for both sides present their arguments to the judges and may be questioned by them.
Decisions of Appellate Courts: The appellate court can affirm, reverse, modify, or remand the decision of the lower court. Affirming means the lower court’s decision stands, reversing means it is overturned, modifying means it is changed, and remanding means sending it back to the lower court for further proceedings.
Panel of Judges: Appellate cases are usually decided by a panel of judges, rather than a single judge. The number of judges varies depending on the court.
No New Evidence: Appellate courts base their decisions solely on the record of the lower court’s proceedings. New evidence is generally not admitted.
Importance of Precedent: Appellate decisions often set legal precedents that guide future cases. These precedents are integral to the development of the law.
Scope of Review: The scope of appellate review can be limited. Some issues, particularly those related to factual determinations, might not be subject to appellate review.
Appellate litigation is a complex area of law requiring strong analytical and writing skills, as it primarily revolves around legal arguments and the interpretation of law rather than the presentation of factual evidence.