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Competition (Antitrust) Law

Undistorted and workable competition is essential for sustainable economies. This is why in Turkish Constitution, the State is given the duty to prohibit cartels and the abuse of market power.Turkish Competition Law comprising of regulatory communiques, decisions of the Competition Board andthe court decisions on competition law regulate market behaviour of undertakings. In order to operate within this regulatory framework and in compliance with competition law and with entrepreneurial success, companies need a sophisticated antitrust and competition law strategy.

This strategy should take effect when agreements with competitors are negotiated or when joint ventures are planned or sales and marketing strategies are revised. When setting up distribution and licensing models, such strategy should consider all relevant markets proactively.

It is increasingly important to act prudently with respect to competition law risks, not least due to the globally increasing importance of competition law. Companies may face significant fines, e.g. up to 10% of their turnover; contracts can be declared void and mother companies can be held jointly and severally liable for(former) subsidiaries and joint ventures. In addition, direct or indirect victims of competition law infringements are progressively claiming compensation for cartel damages.

ÖZ&ÖZ is well known for its strong reputation in the field of competition law and regulatory matters. Together witha technically strong team, the Counsel who is a leading figure in competition law, ÖZ&ÖZ provides highly qualified legal services as its practice is recognized for its breadth, depth, and excellence handle complex and critical antitrust/competition matters.

Our experience in competition law comprises of the full range of antitrust issues, such as merger clearances, pricing, distribution, intellectual property, dominance and abusive conduct, criminal/cartel investigations, antitrust litigation and especially on counseling/compliance programs where we offer our clients a multiple perspective.

Our team of lawyers have been practicing Competition Law for a long time who are also experienced in EU Competition Law and thus assists companies further on EU Law.

Within our long standing knowledge and deep understanding of the antitrust agency and our frequent dealings with them give our attorneys both valuable insight and credibility.

Practice Areas +

Competition (Antitrust) Law Insurance Law Capital Market Law Banking Law Unfair Trade