TURKEY Trends and Developments
Trends and Developments Contributed by: Mehmet Karlı, Selim Can Bilgin, Tolga Bayrak and Gülnur Ceylan Kabine Law Office Kabine Law Office is a full-service law firm advis - ing local and international clients on complex legal matters across a wide range of sectors. The firm combines strong dispute resolution capabilities with broad transactional and advisory experience, offer - ing integrated legal support in arbitration, litigation, corporate and commercial law, mergers and acqui - sitions, banking and finance, construction, energy, technology, telecommunications, employment, com - petition, data protection and public international law. Kabine represents clients before Turkish courts and
arbitral tribunals, while also advising on cross-border transactions, regulatory issues, contractual mat - ters and strategic risk management. The firm’s team works closely with clients operating in highly regulat - ed and commercially sensitive industries, providing practical, business-oriented and legally robust solu - tions. With offices in Istanbul and London, Kabine is well positioned to assist clients in both domestic and international matters, combining local insight with a global perspective.
Authors
Mehmet Karlı is a partner at Kabine Law Office, qualified in Türkiye and England & Wales. His practice focuses on disputes and complex international transactions across sectors including construction,
Selim Can Bilgin is a partner at Kabine Law Office, qualified in Türkiye and England & Wales. His practice focuses on international arbitration across various jurisdictions, including MENA countries, the EU and the UK,
energy, telecommunications, banking and finance. He represents and advises sovereigns, multinational corporations and high net worth individuals in proceedings before local courts, ICSID, ICC, ISTAC, UNCITRAL, SCIA and LCIA arbitral tribunals, as well as the ECHR. Dr Karlı is a member of the ICC Court for a three-year term effective from 1 July 2024 and an ex officio member of the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR. His practice also covers white-collar crime matters and corporate and personal wealth restructurings.
under leading institutional and procedural rules such as ICC, SCAI, ICSID, UNCITRAL, LCIA and ISTAC. He has particular experience in construction, telecommunications and infrastructure disputes. Mr Bilgin also represents clients before local courts in civil, enforcement and related proceedings, and advises on public international law, English law and Turkish law. He regularly provides arbitration training to the clients and gives speeches on international dispute settlement.
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