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Türkiye’de Kişisel Verilerin Korunması ve Gizlilik Hukuku Önemli Gelişmeler ve Öngörülerimiz - 2026
This collection presents comprehensive analyses of Turkey's evolving legal landscape across multiple specialized domains, examining recent developments in patent law, copyright, data protection, trademark regulations, pharmaceutical and life sciences law, and media and advertising regulations. Each report explores the intersection of technological advancement, regulatory changes, and judicial precedents shaping these critical areas of Turkish law.
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Ruhsatlandırma hazırlığının ötesinde Bolar: AB İlaç Paketi, Türkiye’nin deneyimi ve TRIPS’e uygunluk
The European Commission's proposed EU Pharmaceutical Package significantly expands the Bolar exemption beyond traditional regulatory approval activities to include pricing, reimbursement, health technology assessments, and public procurement participation. This expansion raises critical questions about whether such broad exceptions remain compatible with TRIPS Article 30 requirements, particularly when commercial activities like tender submissions may constitute offers for sale rather than purely regulatory
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The EU's Circular Economy Agenda: The Right To Repair Directive And Its Effects On Turkish Manufacturers
As is well known, the European Parliament adopted Directive (EU) 2024/1799 on Common Rules Promoting the Repair of Goods (the “Right to Repair Directive” or “Directive”) on June 13, 2024, as part of its “Climate-neutral Europe by 2050”2 goal under the European Green Deal. With this Directive, the European Union aimed to transform established consumption habits and accelerate the transition to a circular economy.
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İdare Ile Sulh Mümkün Mü?
Turkish administrative law allows public institutions to settle disputes through reconciliation agreements, even in cases where administrative decisions are challenged in court. This article examines the legal framework enabling institutions like the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office to pursue settlement negotiations, particularly in cases involving clear material errors or legal violations, balancing public interest with procedural efficiency.
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Is Settlement With The Administration Possible?
Turkish administrative law allows parties to settle disputes with government bodies, including the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office, rather than pursuing lengthy litigation. This article examines the legal framework enabling such settlements and explores practical scenarios where administrative bodies may accept court actions or propose alternative resolutions, particularly in intellectual property disputes involving obvious factual errors.
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