PRACTICE AREAS
Criminal defence in financial investigations and cross-border proceedings.
Each matter is assessed through its procedural posture, the evidential record as it actually stands, and any parallel process running outside Türkiye. Those three together usually determine what can be argued and when — more often than the label the offence carries does.
1
Extradition and INTERPOL Red Notices
Advice and representation in extradition proceedings, red notice matters and related cross-border criminal procedure.
2
Money Laundering and MASAK Measures
Criminal-law analysis of money-laundering allegations, MASAK reports, account restrictions and asset measures.
3
Multi-defendant Organised Crime Proceedings
Defence and procedural coordination in complex criminal files involving multiple defendants, allegations and evidence streams.
4
Crypto Assets and Digital Evidence
Criminal-law work involving crypto transactions, device data, platform records and the integrity of digital evidence.
5
Mutual Legal Assistance and Letters Rogatory
Coordination of evidence requests, letters rogatory and Turkey-connected investigative steps in cross-border criminal matters.
A matter rarely sits in a single area. A restrained account may be the visible edge of a money-laundering investigation that also reaches digital assets; an extradition request may travel with an INTERPOL notice and a separate request for evidence. Where the areas overlap, the order of work is set by whichever period is already running, not by which heading fits best. The first step is therefore to identify the immediate procedural question: what has been decided, by which authority, and what time is already running against it. That can usually be answered from a small number of documents — the decision as served, the file reference, and the date of notification.