What is Corporate Law? What does Corporate Law cover? What are types of companies? How to establish a company? Corporate Law is a very comprehensive and detailed branch of law, and the support of an experienced lawyer in the follow-up of business and transactions related to corporate law is important for the proper execution of the process and avoiding loss of rights. Corporate law affects all activities of companies, which are an important part of commercial life. Therefore, corporate law must be well understood by company managers and legal representatives and acted upon accordingly.

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Mecra Legal provides all kinds of legal services that companies and individuals who want to establish a company may need within the scope of commercial law.

As Mecra Legal, the main services we provide regarding corporate law are listed below.

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• Advancing company management within the framework of law,

• Unfair competition,

• Protection of consumers,

• Preparation of various contracts such as international distribution agreements, agency, franchise and dealership agreements,

• Collection and recovery of domestic and foreign receivables,

• Follow-up of enforcement proceedings in favor of the company and against the company,

• Legal counseling in import and export activities,

• Following up on lawsuits filed by the company and lawsuits filed against the company,

• Legal counseling in the process of decreasing and increasing the company's capital,

• Adjustment of contracts entered into by the company,

• Mergers, divisions and changes of type,

• Procedures related to the board of directors and the general assembly,

• Registration procedures,

• Legal counseling during concordato,

• Legal counseling during the bankruptcy and liquidation process,

• Legal counseling in the process of buying and selling shares and assets of companies,

• Following up on lawsuits related to withdrawal and removal from partnership,

• Following up on disputes and lawsuits between the company and employees,

• Lawsuits for the cancellation of general assembly decisions,

• Following up on lawsuits against the board of directors,