Moroğlu Arseven
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Celebrating its 25th year, Moroğlu Arseven is an independent, full-service Turkish law firm advising sophisticated business clients across a full spectrum of legal matters. The firm provide integrated legal counselling and representation on complex, multi-disciplinary mandates, supported by a proactive and anticipatory approach that enables us to identify risks and opportunities at an early stage and deliver commercially focused solutions.
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With expertise spanning 25 practice areas, Moroğlu Arseven delivers comprehensive legal support across a wide range of industries. The firm is particularly active in corporate and commercial matter, competition, dispute resolution, compliance, employment, technology-related regulation and intellectual property. Its lawyers frequently advise on complex cross-border projects, regulatory challenges and sophisticated disputes involving both multinational corporations and leading domestic companies.
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Abdi Ipekci Caddesi 19-1 Nisantasi , Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey, 34367, Istanbul
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Limitations on Doctors’ Advertising in Turkey: An Inconsistent Framework, Ripe for Reform
The Turkish legislative regime for doctors’ advertising involves contradictions between provisions in primary and secondary legislation. The uncertainty and legislative gaps mean that in practice, government enforcement and interpretation of advertising limitations are inconsistent.
Major Trademark Reforms in Turkey
It is time to close the era of Decree Laws and the Constitutional Court striking out provisions in Turkey’s trademark regime. Turkey’s long discussed trademark law practices are on the verge of substantial changes. The finalized Industrial Property Law (“<strong>IP Law</strong>”) was published in the Official Gazette…
Significant Reform for Turkish Patent Rights
Turkey is on the verge of a new era for intellectual and industrial property rights, with enactment of the new Industrial Property Law (“<strong>IP Law</strong>”). As a result, the country’s long discussed patent law practices are on the verge of substantial changes. The finalized IP Law was published in the Official…
A New Era for Design Rights in Turkey
Major changes have been introduced to Turkey’s Intellectual and Industrial Property regime, including design rights. Indications suggest the new legislative regime will serve an increased scope of design-related disciplines, in a wider manner. Notable changes include introducing ex office novelty examination…
Turkish Courts Change their Approach to the Delicate Balance of Protecting Matrimonial Homes
The Turkish Constitutional Court recently considered a claim1 seeking to remove a lien in favour of a bank, which the plaintiff’s spouse had placed over the “matrimonial home” without her consent.<br/>Traditionally, Turkish courts have ruled in favour of banks on this topic, reasoning that if the matrimonial…
“More Countries Declined Than Improved” Says Transparency International in 2016 Corruption Perceptio
Transparency International released its <a href="http://www.transparency.org/news/feature/corruption_perceptions_index_2016" target="_blank">2016 Corruption Perceptions Index</a> (“<strong>CPI</strong>”) on 25 January 2017. The annual CPI has become one of the most widely recognized indicators of corruption worldwide. Denmark took the top spot in 2016 for the third year running, sharing first place this year with New Zealand.…
Turkey’s Social Security Institute to Take Over Named Patient Pharmaceutical Imports from Pharmacist
The Turkish Ministry of Health (“<strong>Ministry</strong>”) and Social Security Institute (“<strong>Institute</strong>”) announced that according to a new cost savings action plan, pharmaceuticals imported under named-patient sales will occur through the Institute, rather that the Turkish Pharmacists Association (“<strong>Association</strong>”) from…
Parallel Import and Repackaging of Pharmaceutical Products in Turkey
While the European Union has long determined its approach to trademark issues for parallel imports and repackaging of pharmaceuticals, Turkish courts and legislation lack a unified and established practice on the issue. In fact, the current regulatory regime in Turkey prevents parallel import and repackaging…
Limitations on Doctors’ Advertising in Turkey: An Inconsistent Framework, Ripe for Reform
The Turkish legislative regime for doctors’ advertising involves contradictions between provisions in primary and secondary legislation. The uncertainty and legislative gaps mean that in practice, government enforcement and interpretation of advertising limitations are inconsistent.
Major Trademark Reforms in Turkey
It is time to close the era of Decree Laws and the Constitutional Court striking out provisions in Turkey’s trademark regime. Turkey’s long discussed trademark law practices are on the verge of substantial changes. The finalized Industrial Property Law (“<strong>IP Law</strong>”) was published in the Official Gazette…
Significant Reform for Turkish Patent Rights
Turkey is on the verge of a new era for intellectual and industrial property rights, with enactment of the new Industrial Property Law (“<strong>IP Law</strong>”). As a result, the country’s long discussed patent law practices are on the verge of substantial changes. The finalized IP Law was published in the Official…
A New Era for Design Rights in Turkey
Major changes have been introduced to Turkey’s Intellectual and Industrial Property regime, including design rights. Indications suggest the new legislative regime will serve an increased scope of design-related disciplines, in a wider manner. Notable changes include introducing ex office novelty examination…
Turkish Courts Change their Approach to the Delicate Balance of Protecting Matrimonial Homes
The Turkish Constitutional Court recently considered a claim1 seeking to remove a lien in favour of a bank, which the plaintiff’s spouse had placed over the “matrimonial home” without her consent.<br/>Traditionally, Turkish courts have ruled in favour of banks on this topic, reasoning that if the matrimonial…
“More Countries Declined Than Improved” Says Transparency International in 2016 Corruption Perceptio
Transparency International released its <a href="http://www.transparency.org/news/feature/corruption_perceptions_index_2016" target="_blank">2016 Corruption Perceptions Index</a> (“<strong>CPI</strong>”) on 25 January 2017. The annual CPI has become one of the most widely recognized indicators of corruption worldwide. Denmark took the top spot in 2016 for the third year running, sharing first place this year with New Zealand.…
Turkey’s Social Security Institute to Take Over Named Patient Pharmaceutical Imports from Pharmacist
The Turkish Ministry of Health (“<strong>Ministry</strong>”) and Social Security Institute (“<strong>Institute</strong>”) announced that according to a new cost savings action plan, pharmaceuticals imported under named-patient sales will occur through the Institute, rather that the Turkish Pharmacists Association (“<strong>Association</strong>”) from…
Parallel Import and Repackaging of Pharmaceutical Products in Turkey
While the European Union has long determined its approach to trademark issues for parallel imports and repackaging of pharmaceuticals, Turkish courts and legislation lack a unified and established practice on the issue. In fact, the current regulatory regime in Turkey prevents parallel import and repackaging…
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