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ACFE 2026 Report: The Importance Of Whistleblower Mechanisms In Combating Fraud

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By Kemal Altug Ozgun
| Mondaq
C CBC Law Firm More CBC Law (Formerly Cetinkaya) is a full-service law firm based in Istanbul servicing local and international clients. Our lawyers have extensive expertise in advising on dispute resolution, business crime, technology, data protection and intellectual property. CBC Law prides itself on helping clients navigate their way through a constantly changing and challenging legal landscape.
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Constitutional Court Curbs The Personal Data Protection Board’s Authority: Law Takes Precedence Over Guidelines

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By Kemal Altug Ozgun
| Mondaq
C CBC Law Firm More CBC Law (Formerly Cetinkaya) is a full-service law firm based in Istanbul servicing local and international clients. Our lawyers have extensive expertise in advising on dispute resolution, business crime, technology, data protection and intellectual property. CBC Law prides itself on helping clients navigate their way through a constantly changing and challenging legal landscape.
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Beyond Administrative Fines: Criminal Exposure In Turkish Competition Enforcement

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By Kemal Altug Ozgun, Torehan Buyuksoy
| Mondaq
CBC Law Firm are most popular: within Intellectual Property topic(s) Turkish competition enforcement has reached a threshold that foreign investors and multinational companies can no longer afford to ignore. In June 2026, Turkish authorities reportedly issued detention warrants for 32 executives and senior managers across 13 poultry-sector companies. The same companies were also placed under court-appointed supervisory trusteeship.
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