İpek Türker
Associate
İpek Türker is an associate in Corporate Group of Hergüner Bilgen Üçer Attorney Partnership since 2022.
Ms. Türker practices various aspects of legal advice in general corporate law also participated in mergers and acquisitions. Apart from this, Ms. Türker handles employment and commercial law related issues as well.
Practice Area
Panel
- Contributing Author
Qualified Year
- 2023
Experience
- Hergüner Bilgen Üçer Attorney Partnership (2022 - Present)
Membership
- Istanbul Bar Association
Qualification
- LLB (2022)
Education
- Istanbul Bilgi University (2022)
1 Contributions by İpek Türker
PRACTICE NOTES
Türkiye: 2025 legal and regulatory guide for foreign investors—company formation, employment, immigration, contracts, tax, merger control, data protection, anti-bribery and corruption, IP, and compliance
Updated in April 2026
Introduction
Türkiye has stood at the centre of international politics owing to its role in the Syrian conflict along its southern border and its approach to refugees. The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, as elsewhere, heavily influenced domestic policy and the economy. Disputes in the Mediterranean over the search for natural gas also stayed high on the agenda. Since the final quarter of 2018, the economy has endured recessionary conditions linked to the attempted coup d’état of 15 July 2016, marked by elevated inflation, costlier borrowing, and volatile exchange rates. Although economic projections were shaken in 2020 by the pandemic, Türkiye sought to blunt the fallout through the Economic Stability Shield programme unveiled on 18 March 2020, setting out nationwide supportive and preventative steps to lessen the economic damage, covering taxation, credit and labour-related matters. By late 2021, the Turkish lira had depreciated sharply against other currencies, and persistent inflation appears likely to weigh on the country’s economic climate; however, the growth rate of Turkish...
Commercial
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