Oktar & Oktar advises and represents many major international companies doing business in Turkey as well as leading Turkish companies in their cross ‐ border activities mainly in following fields of law/practice areas:
The main areas of the Office are trademark and copy right issues, offering the relevant prosecution services with the local TM/Patent Offices in Turkey and Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus such as;
Besides acting for major international companies Oktar & Oktar also cooperates with numerous trademark agencies and law firms worldwide, especially from Europe (mainly Germany) and USA.
Oktar & Oktar has represented and is representing a number of well‐known and reputable brands worldwide in prosecution and enforcement matters.
The Office also has a significant practice in litigation relating to IP matters, such as counterfeit cases, copy right, trademark infringement and unfair competition issues before criminal and civil courts in Turkey.
The close and intense cooperation with several colleagues in Europe has built an optimal basis for both agents/and attorneys and for the clients as well, for offering cost effective and quality professional services.
Schumacher & Partner (SP), established in 1960, offers a full range of legal services in the areas of commercial law, banking, corporate law, mergers & acquisitions, foreign investment, information technology and intellectual property as well as civil and criminal law. The firm places particular emphasis on and specializes in advising commercial and corporate matters in Germany and abroad.
In addition, the Intellectual Property Department provides services for clients involved in national and international transactions, covering every aspect of trademark, copyright and patent practice including design and biotechnology law.
SP operates within a European network of partner law firms which extends to France, Spain, Italy, Austria, The Netherlands, and Switzerland. SP also cooperates with law firms from Central Eastern European countries such as Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Serbia, Montenegro, Romania, and Turkey.