Who owns content made under a brand deal, why in-app music gets paid videos pulled, what stitching really allows, and which signature work to register.
An unregistered design right is free but short and copy-only. See how it compares to a registered design in Turkey, and when the free right is a real risk.
A trade-show demo, pitch deck or paper can destroy your patent before you file. How novelty works, what the 12-month grace period saves, and the file-first rule
The two-month publication-opposition period is an offensive and defensive tool. How to decide when to oppose a conflicting mark and when to negotiate instead.
Paying a freelancer's invoice does not transfer copyright in Turkey. Here is the written-assignment clause every business needs to own the work it bought.
A registered-design portfolio is the cleanest evidence behind a design-centre application and R&D incentive claims in Turkey. See how filing designs proves it.
How to read examiner objections, tell novelty from inventive-step rejections, and amend a patent claim without over-narrowing the protection you filed for.
A calm escalation ladder for trademark infringement in Turkey: confirm the right, gather evidence, send the right notice, then oppose it or go to court.
A working photographer's guide to proving you own a shot, what counts as infringement when a brand reposts it, releases, and the real remedies in Turkey.
