Global Excellence in 2026: Pi Legal Consultancy’s Strategic Outlook and Key Legal Updates

 

As we enter 2026, the global legal landscape is shifting rapidly. For international investors and businesses operating in the region, having a strategic partner is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity. At Pi Legal Consultancy, we are proud to start the new year with significant international recognition and a renewed commitment to legal excellence.

Our January 2026 Bulletin is now released, highlighting our firm's recent achievements and providing critical regulatory updates for the Turkish market.

A Year Defined by Global Recognition

2025 was a milestone year for our team. We are honored to announce that Pi Legal Consultancy has been recognized by multiple prestigious organizations for our client-focused approach and strategic capabilities:

  • International Law Firm of the Year: Awarded by the London-based Prestige Awards Group.

  • Banking and Finance Law Experts of the Year 2025: Granted by Global Law Experts, acknowledging our strategic achievements in the financial sector.

  • Finance Law Firm of the Year 2025: Recognized by Corporate LiveWire.

  • Global Recognition Award 2024: A testament to our innovative services and exceptional performance.

Strategic Partnerships: The World Bank & European Commission

Beyond awards, our impact is measured by the trust of major international institutions.

We are pleased to report our contribution to the World Bank Group’s "Business Ready (B-READY) 2025" Project. Our founding partners, Aladdin İraz and Sevcan Gökalp İraz, have been awarded a Certificate of Appreciation by the World Bank for their expert analysis on company formation and foreign direct investment regulations.

Additionally, we continue to represent the European Commission in matters regarding the enforcement and recognition of foreign court judgments in Turkey.

Critical Legal Updates for Business Owners

As a leading law firm in Turkey, we believe in empowering our clients with proactive legal intelligence. Our January Bulletin details three major developments you need to know:

  1. Data Privacy (KVKK) in Hospitality: With the tourism season approaching, a recent decision by the Personal Data Protection Authority is vital for hoteliers. While hotels must record guest IDs for security, the Authority has ruled that photocopying Turkish Identity Cards is a violation of personal data processing rules.

  2. Anti-Dumping Investigation: The Ministry of Trade has initiated a new investigation concerning polyester products originating from China, India, and Malaysia. This review aims to protect domestic production and may result in continued or new anti-dumping duties.

  3. Healthcare Compliance: The new Medical Laboratory Regulation, published in the Official Gazette, introduces significant advancements and compliance standards for the healthcare sector.

Download the Full Bulletin

To explore these topics in depth and learn more about our work with global clients like SEI Robotics, Vitrolife Group, and Adagold Aviation, we invite you to read our full monthly report.

👉 [Click here to read the Pi Legal Consultancy January 2026 Bulletin]https://www.pilc.law/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/January-Bulletin-2026.pdf

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