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Dispute Resolution and Litigation - Eyüboğlu & Büyükatak

Dispute Resolution and Litigation

At Eyüboğlu Büyükatak, we are committed to resolving our clients’ legal disputes through amicable settlement whenever possible, without resorting to litigation. Our primary objective is to achieve practical, efficient, and commercially sound solutions through negotiation and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.

Where an amicable resolution cannot be achieved, or where our clients prefer to pursue their claims through formal legal proceedings, we provide comprehensive legal representation in litigation, arbitration, and all other forms of dispute resolution. In this regard, our lawyers represent clients before all levels of the Turkish judicial system, including civil courts, administrative courts, and tax courts.

Our services include initiating legal proceedings, defending claims brought against our clients, managing every stage of litigation and arbitration, and providing strategic legal representation throughout the entire dispute resolution process with the highest level of diligence and professionalism.

We assess your situation, identify legal risks, and provide practical legal options within the scope of this service.

Yes. Where needed, consultations and documents can be coordinated in English, Russian, or Chinese.

Requests within our dispute resolution and litigation practice can be initially assessed using the subject of the dispute, the parties and the documents available. An overseas business can send a brief description through the contact page. The engagement scope and legal options are evaluated after the matter is reviewed.

The contracts, the relationship between the parties and the documents supporting the claim help establish the scope of the dispute. Our dispute resolution practice and, where relevant, enforcement and bankruptcy practice may be considered together. A course of action cannot be determined without reviewing the complete matter and its circumstances.