Yes. We prepare legal opinions on Turkish law in German or English, structured so that a head office in Germany can rely on them directly, with clear conclusions, the governing provisions and practical recommendations rather than a literal translation of a Turkish memo. Where a matter also touches German law or the interaction between the two systems, we set out that dimension comparatively in the same report, which is often what decides a cross-border question. The Turkish-law part of the opinion rests on Turkish law; where a German-law assessment is needed, that dimension is handled together with German-law expertise. Such questions frequently involve conflict-of-law rules under Türkiye’s Act on Private International and Procedural Law (MÖHUK, Law 5718), and we flag where a choice-of-law or jurisdiction clause changes the analysis. The format can follow your group’s internal reporting template.
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