Contract Review and Drafting

Contract Law in Turkey

Whether you are signing a lease, entering a business partnership, or purchasing property, having a legally sound contract is essential. We draft and review contracts in English, ensuring they comply with Turkish law.

Our Services

• Lease agreement review and drafting
• Purchase and sale contracts
• Service and consulting agreements
• Partnership and shareholder agreements
• Employment contracts for foreign staff
• International commercial contracts
• Non-disclosure agreements (NDA)

How the Process Works

Step 1 — Review: We review the existing contract and identify risks and unfavorable clauses.

Step 2 — Advice: We explain our findings in clear English and recommend changes.

Step 3 — Negotiation: We negotiate with the other party on your behalf if needed.

Step 4 — Finalization: We finalize and deliver a contract that protects your interests.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I have a contract reviewed before signing?
Absolutely. A proper legal review before signing can prevent costly disputes later.

Can contracts in Turkey be in English?
Yes, but Turkish courts operate in Turkish. We ensure bilingual contracts are legally valid and consistent.

What are common red flags in Turkish contracts?
Vague payment terms, missing termination clauses, unclear liability limits, and missing dispute resolution provisions are common issues.