How We Work · Istanbul

Clarify the Next Step for Your Case

Briefly describe your matter and any approaching date. We confirm the review's scope, fee and delivery date in writing before starting. We discuss the written assessment and proposed steps together in a meeting.

Tell Us About Your Matter Explore the Three Steps

Case review is a paid service. Litigation and enforcement representation are agreed separately.

How Do We Proceed?

See How You Will Proceed in Three Steps

We first understand your needs, then define the review's scope and terms in writing.

  1. Tell Us About Your Matter

    Briefly describe the matter, your aim, the parties involved and known critical dates. We assess whether it falls within our work and whether there is a potential conflict of interest.

    You do not need to upload documents with your initial enquiry. We request the necessary documents after assessing suitability.

    Clarified at This Step: The matter to address and initial information needed.

  2. See Scope and Fees in Writing

    The written proposal explains the questions, documents, deliverables, fee and review schedule. Work begins on the agreed terms.

    Depending on your needs, an initial review may be prepared for a new dispute or a written second opinion for ongoing litigation. We determine the appropriate work from your enquiry.

    Clarified at This Step: The work you will proceed with and its terms.

  3. Receive Your Written Assessment

    We examine the documents, evidence and arguments the opposing party may advance together. We assess options, missing information, principal risks and priority steps in writing.

    We discuss the written work together in a meeting, addressing your questions and the next decision points.

    Clarified at This Step: Your next-step options and the reasons behind them.

Specific Deliverables

What Will You Have After the Review?

The review has three deliverables. The written proposal defines the questions and level of detail for your case.

  • 01 / Written Assessment

    Legal Position and Options

    You see the options, missing information and principal risks with supporting reasons.

  • 02 / Priority Steps

    What Should Be Addressed First?

    You see the information to complete, known critical dates and proposed order of steps.

  • 03 / Review Meeting

    Discuss the Decision Points

    We discuss the written work and your questions together in a meeting.

Initial Enquiry

Start with a Brief Summary

The main points and dates you know are enough initially. You are not expected to send the entire file at the first stage.

Tell Us About Your Matter
  • Your Matter and AimWhat happened, what stage has the matter reached and what do you want to clarify?
  • Parties InvolvedNames of persons or organisations connected with the enquiry.
  • Known Critical DatesAny service, hearing or other procedural date, and the case number if known.
  • Brief List of Available DocumentsFor example, a contract, title record, court judgment or payment document.

Mention Any Approaching Date An enquiry does not mean the work has been accepted or responsibility for deadlines assumed. We separately agree on the work and review schedule.

The Next Stage

Decide Separately on Representation

Litigation, enforcement or negotiations may be needed after the review. We agree the scope and fees for representation separately.

Having a review does not oblige you to obtain representation. The assessment rests on available information and documents and includes no undertaking as to the outcome of proceedings.

Powers of Attorney and Remote Procedures

What Do We Examine Before You Sign a Power of Attorney?

We first define together the work, purpose of the power of attorney and limits of authority. We separately assess powers needed for purchases, sales, banking, inheritance and divorce matters. Before signature, we review the draft's express and special powers, duration and financial limits, such as transfers or borrowing, according to your case.

We separately clarify where the document will be executed in Turkey or abroad, the notarial or consular route and any photograph, apostille, authentication or translation requirements according to the country, document and transaction. We do not assume identical procedures for every document or acceptance by every institution. Scope and fees are defined in writing before work begins.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Clarify These Points Before Starting

Does the Initial Enquiry Replace a Legal Review?

At the initial enquiry we assess whether the matter falls within our work. The paid review's scope, deliverables and terms are set out in the written proposal.

How Are the Review Fee and Schedule Determined?

They depend on the documents' scope, connected files and questions. We explain the fee and review schedule in a written proposal before starting. This schedule is separate from the duration of litigation or enforcement.

Do I Need to Upload Documents with the Initial Enquiry?

The form has no file-upload field. Summarising the matter and listing the main documents is sufficient. We request detailed documents after assessing suitability.

Can I Enquire from Abroad?

You may enquire through the form or email. We agree meeting and document-transmission arrangements according to your case. Communication is available in Turkish, English and French.

First Step

Describe Your Matter So We Can Clarify the Scope

Briefly share the matter, your aim and known critical dates. After assessing suitability, we will send the scope, fee and schedule in writing.

Tell Us About Your Matter Explore the Practice Areas

Case review is a paid service. Sending an enquiry does not mean the work has been accepted.