Practice Areas

UKAS Partners provides legal advisory throughout the entire corporate lifecycle, from incorporation to liquidation, adopting an approach that considers commercial realities and legal requirements together.

The firm’s corporate law practice goes beyond regulatory compliance and focuses on structuring shareholder relationships, enhancing management and decision-making mechanisms, balancing the interests of shareholders, and establishing corporate structures aligned with companies’ long-term commercial objectives.

The firm provides comprehensive support in general assembly and board processes, internal directives, share transfers, capital increases, group company structures, and commercial agreements by taking into account both solid theoretical foundations and the practical administrative and commercial realities of implementation.

In mergers and acquisitions, legal advisory extends beyond drafting agreements; it involves anticipating transaction risks, securing commercial arrangements through the appropriate legal instruments, and managing the process strategically from start to finish.

UKAS Partners provides comprehensive legal support in M&A transactions involving domestic and international investors, including legal due diligence, transaction structuring, negotiation of SPAs and SHAs, signing and closing processes, and the management of post-closing obligations.

The firm’s approach focuses on creating structures that reflect the commercial expectations and risk appetite of the transaction parties—structures that are legally robust, practically workable, and resilient in negotiation.

The firm’s banking and finance practice is built on a holistic perspective that takes into account the complex nature of financial transactions and the intensity of the applicable regulatory framework.

Loan agreements, project finance transactions, security and collateral structures, financial leasing, factoring, and similar financing models are addressed within both contractual and regulatory contexts.

UKAS Partners focuses on structuring financing arrangements that balance the interests of financial institutions and borrower or investor parties, ensure appropriate risk allocation, and function smoothly in practice.

The firm’s approach to dispute resolution is grounded in the view that each dispute should first be assessed through its commercial and strategic dimensions.

In litigation and arbitration proceedings, the source of the dispute, the parties’ positions, the evidentiary framework, and potential outcomes are analyzed together in order to determine the most rational course of action for the client.

In addition to litigation and arbitration, UKAS Partners places particular emphasis on resolving disputes at an early stage through negotiation or alternative dispute resolution methods. The objective is not merely to prevail in a dispute, but to manage clients’ commercial and legal risks effectively.

UKAS Partners adopts a balanced approach in employment law, taking into account both employers’ operational needs and the legal framework protecting employees’ rights.

Within the scope of individual and collective employment relationships, matters such as the drafting and revision of employment agreements, the structuring of compensation and benefits, termination processes, disciplinary measures, and internal workplace regulations are addressed in light of applicable legislation and judicial precedent.

In addition to the prevention and management of employment-related disputes, a key focus of the firm’s practice is minimizing employers’ legal risks during audits, inspections, and compliance reviews.

The firm’s real estate and construction practice is based on an approach that addresses the legal, commercial, and administrative aspects of property development processes together.

Land development, construction-for-land-share agreements, lease relationships, project finance–related transactions, and construction-driven disputes are handled by taking into account both contractual structures and the practical realities of implementation.

UKAS Partners focuses on allocating risks effectively at the contract stage of real estate projects and on managing potential disputes in a preventive manner before they arise.

In today’s business environment, where digitalization is rapidly accelerating, data protection and technology law has become a critical area for companies’ operational continuity and reputation management.

UKAS Partners provides legal advisory on compliance with personal data protection regulations, the design of data processing operations, contractual data arrangements, and the establishment of legal infrastructure for technology-driven commercial relationships.

The firm’s approach is built on a framework that goes beyond theoretical compliance, aiming instead to deliver sustainable solutions that can be effectively integrated into companies’ day-to-day operations.

For companies operating in regulated sectors, legal compliance requires more than formal adherence to legislation; it demands a sustainable governance approach integrated into the business model.

UKAS Partners advises companies operating in regulated areas such as finance, technology, real estate, and similar sectors on the interpretation of applicable regulations, the development of internal policies and procedures, and the management of licensing, authorization, and notification processes.

The firm’s approach aims to translate regulatory requirements into practical frameworks that can be implemented within day-to-day operations, ensuring compliance without disrupting commercial activity.

In today’s commercial landscape, intellectual property represents one of the most valuable assets of companies, with trademarks, designs, copyrights, and know-how directly shaping competitive advantage.

UKAS Partners provides comprehensive legal support in the protection, licensing, transfer, and commercialization of trademarks and other intellectual property rights.

In intellectual property disputes, the firm develops strategic solutions that safeguard rights holders’ interests while preserving commercial continuity. The objective is not only to protect intellectual assets, but to manage them effectively to create value.