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MANDATORY LAWYER IN COMPANIES

According to Law 1136 (Code of Lawyers) Article 35, joint stock companies over 250.000 TL (approximately 90.000 USD) shall have a mandatory lawyer.

The companies have the choice between hiring a law firm or employ a lawyer in the company.

Failure to do so, administrative sanctions and fines are enforced to the companies.

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