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Att. Emre Senar BOZKURT, LL.M. Law No. 7589, published in the Official Gazette No. 33326 dated 31 July 2026, repealed Article 107 of the Turkish Code of Civil Procedure, which regulated actions for unquantified claims. The same Law introduced a new paragraph into Article 109, governing partial claims. Accordingly, while it is no longer possible to bring a new action for an unquantified claim after 31 July 2026, the procedural framework for partial claims has been made more fu

As Lexaria Attorneys at Law, we attended the Türkiye-Belgium Business Forum held at Swissôtel The Bosphorus on Monday, 11 May 2026. Organised within the framework of the Belgian Economic Mission to Türkiye, the forum brought together public authorities, companies, business organisations and sector representatives with the aim of strengthening trade and investment relations between Türkiye and Belgium. During the event, we held productive meetings with our Belgian business par

Continuing his work in the fields of collective labor law and industrial relations, Attorney Murat Batur has attended the second meeting of the collective bargaining negotiations between our global client operating in the metal industry and the Birleşik Metal-İş Trade Union. The negotiation progressed with a professional approach that prioritised long-term industrial harmony, and the meeting was concluded efficiently in an atmosphere of mutual understanding and constructive c

Statutory interest is designed to compensate the loss of value arising from inflation between the maturity date of a monetary receivable and the date of actual payment. The long-standing fact that statutory interest rates in Türkiye lag behind inflation has generated legal debates and extensive litigation for many years. To address the portion of loss not covered by statutory interest, the Turkish Code of Obligations (TCO) introduced the concept of excess (additional) damages