Practise Areas

Start-up
 

It is as exciting as it is challenging to enlarge your business in a different country. Still, it has legislation that you are not familiar with it. We offer our services to deal with the difficulties while sharing your ambition. 

 

Representing the companies with their establishing a branch or new company process, from the beginning both in the Netherlands and Turkey.  

Assisting to choose the company's location and helping to find local employees;

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a) Management, accounting and office support. 

b) Residence and work permit applications 

c) Marketing research 

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Contract Law

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Contracts are at the centre of most commercial conflicts, and they are the framework of most business deals. It is not unusual for a company or individual to breach a contract, putting the other party at risk of significant financial losses and penalties. If you or your business is about to sign a contract, you should ask for consultancy by an experienced lawyer to minimize your risks.

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Partnership Agreements 

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It's exciting to start a company with a relative or a friend. Be as ambitious as you can about your company, but still realistic. Things can go wrong in the future. You can ask assistance to prepare a partnership agreement while you cannot predict what is waiting for you.

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Labour Law

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The agreement's terms between the employer and the employee are set out in the employment contract at the beginning of the employment. After that, no party looks at them again until there is a conflict or a difference of opinion. That's when it becomes evident how crucial it is to have everything clear in the agreement. Because, there is less room for dispute when everything is clear. It is difficult to manage the terms of the contract when you are starting a job. We offer our services both to employee and employer. We work closely to HR Departments to create company policies from scratch, assisting HR on employment agreements or separation agreements.

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Debt Collection and Recovery 

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It is challenging to deal with unpaid accounts, especially if the debtor is in a foreign country. The issue should be solved under the commercial culture and laws of the host country. Preparing a report on the debtor's risk analysis using financial data will help follow up on the debt collection. Any information about the debtor will get you closer to the recovery. For this process, it is crucial to use the host country's sources. Therefore, it is essential to work with a legal professional who knows all the rules, tricks and legislation in the country where the debtor is located.