Corporate

corporate legal skills for Türkiye

Turkish corporate law is anchored in the Turkish Commercial Code — the Türk Ticaret Kanunu — which governs company formation, capital structures, shareholder rights, and board governance for anonim şirketler and limited şirketler alike, with the Capital Markets Board overseeing publicly held companies and issuers. Practitioners navigating a merger, a joint venture formation, or a general assembly dispute must simultaneously track the Commercial Code, Capital Markets Board regulations, and Competition Authority review thresholds — a layered compliance burden that rewards structured, repeatable workflows. The corporate legal skills for Türkiye in the ThomasMore catalog are built precisely for that intersection, covering incorporation and constitutional documents, capital increases, pledge and transfer restrictions on shares, and regulatory filings.

Each skill is agent-ready and reaches your workflow over MCP or as a downloadable file, turning repetitive drafting and compliance screening into tasks an AI agent can execute consistently. Work addressed includes preparing articles of association, screening a transaction against mandatory offer thresholds, and mapping board and minority shareholder protections under Turkish law. The ThomasMore catalog lets you filter by license and author so you can match the skill to a specific matter and verify its doctrinal grounding before deployment. If your practice extends into adjacent areas — M&A structuring, capital markets, or employment — the collection above connects you to the broader Turkish practice coverage.