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Clear legal communication in English for individuals and businesses in Antalya, supported by information on practice areas, services and lawyer-reviewed legal publications.
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Insurance and Compensation Law
Traffic accidents, insurance claims and compensation issues are assessed by reference to the accident, damage, fault, causation and policy cover.
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Immigration and Foreigners Law
Residence permits, immigration procedures and legal issues affecting foreign nationals in Antalya and Türkiye.
ViewReal Estate Law
Title deeds, property due diligence, contracts, zoning restrictions and real-estate disputes involving Antalya property.
ViewConsumer Law
Consumer, hotel, package-travel and service disputes involving visitors, residents and businesses in Antalya.
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Defence, investigation and trial-related legal services in criminal matters.
ViewFamily Law
Divorce, custody, maintenance and family-law disputes assessed by reference to the facts and the applicable law.
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Insurance and Compensation LawTraffic Accidents in Antalya: Insurance Claims, Evidence and Next Steps
A practical English guide to documenting a traffic accident in Antalya, identifying the relevant insurer, making a written claim and preserving evidence without assuming that compensation is automatic.
ViewDecisionsConstitutional Court: reasonable time in a Kemer compensation case
In a compensation action arising from a traffic accident in Kemer, the Constitutional Court found that the nearly fifteen-year proceedings had exceeded a reasonable time and violated the applicants’ right to a fair trial.
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