Startup is a business model concept that has been increasing in Turkey recently. It can be considered as an entrepreneur starting with an idea from scratch and running his business by establishing a company.

After new ideas are shaped in the minds of the entrepreneur within the framework of technological developments and social needs, they can be put into practice if necessary investments can be made. However, the points to be mentioned here are; how to protect a new idea, evaluating the startup from the perspective of entrepreneurs and investors, and how the company to be established should be established. At this point, “startup law” enters our lives as a new concept.

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Startup (Entrepreneurship) Law, on the other hand, is characterized as a new branch of law that includes IT Law, Company Law and Intellectual Property Law, which emerged as a result of the entrepreneurship sector as we mentioned. Since enterprises are in direct interaction with the legal rules of the fields in which they operate, the field of enterprise law is gradually expanding. When the field of action is unlimited, E-Commerce Law , Labor Law, Protection of Personal Data and Tax Law automatically become a part of the life of those who are interested in this field.

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What are we doing?

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We regularly prepare legal guides for startups.

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We examine the current developments in the entrepreneurship ecosystem from the legal aspect.

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We provide legal support to startups at every stage.

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We define the concepts of law and entrepreneurship.

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With Startup Law training, we strive for entrepreneurs to gain awareness of startup law.

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You can find our current articles and news on Start-Up Law here .  

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