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Intellectual Property Protection In Turkey 2026
This article examines the protection of patents, utility models, designs, copyright and related commercial interests in Turkey. It considers territorial protection, filing routes, ownership, employee and commissioned works, licences, infringement, interim remedies, customs measures and the evidence needed for enforcement. The judicial authorities cited in the text illustrate the importance of identifying the particular right and the person entitled to enforce it.
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ONGUR & PARTNERS
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Turkish Competition Law In August 2026: From Sector Inquiries To Conditional Clearances And Key Investigations
Following a sector inquiry launched in December 2021 to detect structural competition concerns in the pharmaceutical sector and offer competitive solutions, the Turkish Competition Authority (“TCA”) published its Pharmaceutical Sector Inquiry Preliminary Report on 10 August 2026, opening it for public consultation. The report examines the overall outlook of the sector together with quantitative and statistical data, summarises the TCA's enforcement activities in the sector over the past ten years, and assesses the competitive structure across the full supply chain: production, market entry, and distribution.
Turkey Anti-trust
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Balcioglu Selçuk Eymirlioglu Ardiyok Keki Attorney Partnership
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TÜRKİYE'de Telif Hakları Hukuku Önemli Gelişmeler ve Öngörüler - 2026
This comprehensive collection examines Turkey's evolving intellectual property landscape through detailed annual reports covering copyright, trademark, patent, media and advertising law, data protection, and pharmaceutical regulations. Each report analyzes recent legislative changes, landmark court decisions, and regulatory developments while providing forward-looking insights into emerging trends and challenges facing practitioners and businesses operating in Turkey's dynamic legal environment.
Turkey IP
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Gun + Partners
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From Indie Code To Unicorn Deals: IP Pitfalls In Gaming M&A
The Turkish game industry has experienced remarkable growth over the past decade, positioning itself as one of the most promising sectors within the technology ecosystem. A growing number of successful Turkish companies are drawing strong interest from foreign investors. As these ventures bloom, they often become the subject of M&A transactions. As it is the core asset in a gaming company, IP should be well-managed from the early stages of the venture.
Turkey IP
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Herguner Bilgen Ucer Attorney Partnership
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Yurtdışı Patent Başvurusu Nedir?
In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape and expanding global trade, protecting innovative inventions solely in local markets is no longer sufficient. This comprehensive guide explores the critical importance of international patent applications for companies and entrepreneurs seeking competitive advantages in global markets, detailing the various application methods including direct national filings, PCT procedures, and European Patent Office routes.
Turkey IP
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Simaj Patent & Trademark Attorneys
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Avrupa Birliği’nin Döngüsel Ekonomi Hamlesi: Onarım Hakkı Direktifi Ve Türk Üreticilerine Etkileri
Bilindiği üzere Avrupa Parlamentosu, Avrupa Yeşil Mutabakatı kapsamında “2050 yılına kadar iklim-nötr Avrupa”2 hedefinin bir parçası olarak, 13 Haziran 2024 tarihinde 2024/1799 sayılı Malların Onarımını Teşvik Eden Ortak Kurallar Hakkında Direktifi’i (“Onarım Hakkı Direktifi/Direktif”) kabul etmişti. Direktif ile Avrupa Birliği, yerleşik tüketim alışkanlıklarını dönüştürmeyi ve döngüsel ekonomiye geçişi hızlandırmayı amaçlamaktaydı.
Turkey Consumer
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EKSP Law Firm
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Prohibition Of Double Patenting: Assessment Within The Framework Of The Turkish Patent Office Practice
Turkish patent law's prohibition of double patenting prevents the same invention from receiving multiple patent protections, balancing public interest with rights holder interests. A recent case before TÜRKPATENT's Re-examination and Evaluation Board clarifies that assessments should focus on whether patents cover the same subject matter rather than whether claim wording is identical.
Turkey IP
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