About
Av. Emre Erdoğan
Emre Erdoğan graduated from the Near East University Faculty of Law in 2011 and has since practised law with a focus on litigation and dispute resolution.
His practice concentrates on Expropriation Law, Real Estate Law and Criminal Law. A thorough analysis of each dispute, careful assessment of the evidence and the development of legal strategies tailored to the facts of the case form the core of his approach.
In expropriation, de facto expropriation, real property ownership, land registry and property disputes, he places particular importance on assessing the right to property, valuation, expert examinations and the proceedings as a whole.
In real estate law, his work covers disputes arising from property ownership, partition of co-owned property, title deed and registration claims, property contracts, and other disputes arising from real and personal rights.
In criminal law, he works on investigation and trial proceedings, building the defence strategy, assessing evidence and making effective use of appellate remedies.
Focusing not only on the dispute at hand but on the entire file and the possible outcomes of the proceedings, he treats appeal and cassation stages, as well as first-instance proceedings, as an integral part of case strategy.
Detailed review of expert reports, identifying legal and technical inconsistencies, revealing the links between pieces of evidence and structuring legal arguments around the specific facts are key elements of his professional approach.
His practice is guided by the principles of diligence, strategic thinking, research, determination and the effective protection of his clients’ interests.
“A strong legal outcome is the product of strong preparation.”
Practice areas
Principles
- Diligence
- Every document, date and figure in the file is examined on its own.
- Strategy
- First instance, appeal and cassation are planned together from the outset.
- Research
- Current legislation and higher court precedent are applied to the facts.
- Determination
- Each matter is followed through with the client’s legal interests in view.
Contact
Let us review your matter together.
You may contact the office to arrange a meeting. Preparing the documents relating to your matter in advance makes the assessment easier.