Publications

Yacht accidents can cause serious injuries, property damage and financial loss. You may be a passenger, a crew member or the owner of the yacht. If the accident happened because of someone else's mistake, you may be entitled to yacht accident compensation. Knowing your rights and the legal process in Turkey helps you get the support you need. This guide explains what a claim is, who can bring one and what you can ask for. It also sets out the steps to take after an accident a

If you have ever been involved in a dispute, you may have seen a letter or email headed "without prejudice". It looks formal, but the idea is simple. This guide explains what without prejudice means, how the rule works in England and Wales, and what can go wrong if it is breached. It is general information, not legal advice for your own case. What does "without prejudice" mean? The words "without prejudice" appear in legal letters, emails and meetings. They mean the discussio

Asset protection in Turkey is about using the law to keep your wealth safe before a problem appears. As an asset protection lawyer in Turkey, we help individuals and businesses protect their property, savings and business assets. This legal guide explains the main options under Turkish law, who needs them and why early planning matters. What is asset protection? Asset protection means using lawful methods to keep your money, property and other valuables safe from risks such a

When a couple divorces in the UK, the money side must be settled so that each person can make a clean break. A financial consent order is a legally binding document that records how assets, debts and property will be divided. This article explains what a consent order is, how the application works and how long it can take. What is a consent order? A consent order is a legal document that sets out the financial agreement between divorcing or separating spouses. Once the court

A no fault divorce application lets you end your marriage without blaming your spouse. In 2022, the UK introduced the no-fault divorce, which made ending a marriage much simpler. The change came through the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020. It applies in England and Wales. Couples can now apply without assigning fault, which keeps the process calmer and less painful. This guide sets out the steps and the usual timeline. Who can make a no fault divorce application?

When you launch a startup, securing funding is a top priority. Two popular ways to raise funds are the advanced subscription agreement (ASA) and the convertible loan note (CLN). Some people also call an ASA an advance subscription agreement. Both options help early-stage companies take in money before they agree a full company valuation. But which one suits your needs? Let us look at the differences to help you decide. What is an advanced subscription agreement (ASA)? An ASA

Employment tribunal appeals can feel daunting, and the outcome of your case is not always the one you hoped for. If you think the tribunal made an error, you may have grounds to appeal. This guide walks through employment tribunal appeals step by step, so you know what to expect under employment law. 1. Understanding the grounds for appeal An appeal is not a chance to retry your case. You can only appeal on a point of law. This means you must show that the tribunal made a leg

Bringing an employment tribunal claim can feel daunting. This is true whether you are an employee or an employer. Knowing the steps helps you prepare well and improve your chances of a good outcome. This guide walks you through each stage of an employment tribunal claim in England and Wales. The rules differ slightly in Scotland and Northern Ireland. This guide is general information, not legal advice. Take legal advice on your own case. 1. Early conciliation: try to settle f