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In the course of the past year, the Turkish courts have issued various decisions in relation to arbitration matters, which may be of interest to arbitration practitioners, and parties who have chosen or are considering to choose arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism. Furthermore, as arbitration becomes a choice of dispute resolution mechanism for wider audiences, arbitration institutions take action to better cater to the needs of the practitioners and parties alike to provide them a just, efficient and accessible process. Some of the significant Turkish court decisions and developments around the world in the past year, relating to arbitration, have been compiled here.

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Ismail G. Esin is a partner in Esin Attorney Partnership. He is a member of the Istanbul Bar Association.

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Yalın Akmenek is a partner in Esin Attorney Partnership. He is a member of the Istanbul Bar Association.

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Ceyda is an associate of the Tier 1 dispute resolution practice of Esin Attorney Partnership. Ceyda focuses on advising clients on managing risk and resolving complex disputes relating to M&A, shareholders' agreements, FIDIC form of contracts and EMI projects. She represents foreign and local clients before arbitral tribunals and before all levels of domestic courts, mainly in connection with the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards. In addition to commercial dispute resolution, she regularly advises clients regarding corporate matters and particularly on complex M&A deals. She also advises on investment disputes and acts as tribunal secretary in arbitral proceedings.

Barkin Isik
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Barkın Işık is an associate at Esin Attorney Partnership, a member firm of Baker McKenzie where he focuses on dispute resolution. Barkın Işık can be reached at barkin.isik@esin.av.tr and +90 2123766406.