IT law addresses the legal issues that arise as digital technologies develop rapidly, and it is a dynamic field in which legislation strives to keep pace with that speed. It covers a broad spectrum, from data protection to cybercrime, from the legal infrastructure of e-commerce platforms to digital content disputes. CT Legal provides legal support to clients of differing profiles, from technology companies and e-commerce businesses to content creators, individual users, and institutions.
The protection of personal data is one of the most intensively worked topics in this field. Planning and carrying out KVKK and, where necessary, GDPR compliance processes, preparing the data processing inventory, drafting privacy notices and explicit consent texts, VERBİS filings, and proceedings before the Personal Data Protection Authority are all handled within this scope. In the event of a data breach, the firm advises on the timely and proper fulfilment of notification obligations and on risk management processes.
For e-commerce and digital platforms, preparing legal texts such as user agreements, privacy policies, cookie notices, and distance selling contracts in accordance with the legislation is among the firm's core service areas. These texts serve a preventive function, both safeguarding the legal posture of the business and protecting the rights of users.
In disputes arising in the digital environment, CT Legal provides party representation in matters relating to cybercrime (unauthorized access, data theft, digital fraud), applications for the removal of social media content and access blocking under Law No. 5651, and litigation concerning domain name disputes and infringements of digital copyright. The firm also advises on software license agreements and intellectual and industrial property matters.
Scope of Services
- KVKK and GDPR compliance processes, data inventory, and filings with the Personal Data Protection Authority
- Data breach notification procedures and risk management
- User agreements, privacy policies, and distance selling contracts for e-commerce platforms
- Party representation in cybercrime cases (unauthorized access, data theft, digital fraud)
- Social media content removal and access blocking applications under Law No. 5651
- Domain name disputes and digital copyright infringement litigation
- Software license agreements and intellectual and industrial property counsel
Our Approach
As technology changes rapidly, legislation follows that change. For this reason, in IT law it is essential to stay current and to assess the technical infrastructure together with the legal framework. By considering the operation of digital systems and the relevant legislation side by side, the firm's team prioritizes building the legal security of businesses throughout their digital transformation with a preventive approach.