LEXIST

ABOUT LEXIST

The Power of Values

Value-driven Turkish Lawyers

Lexist is an independent full-service Turkish law firm providing corporate, finance, projects, arbitration and litigation services. We offer a sector-specific approach focused on risk mitigation and future-proofing. Lawyers prioritise open, fast communication and ethical decision-making…

We value and offer

Diversity

Dynamic Teams

Intellectual rigour

A Rationalist Approach to Problem Solving

Client Service

Added Value for a Client’s Commercial Worth

Responsiveness

Accessible Partners

Integrity

Respect for the Ethics of Our Profession

Innovative legaltech

Cost-effective and Efficient Services

With over 60 lawyers, Lexist is one of the larger Turkish corporate law firms. Lexist advises on Turkish law and international law on a cross-border basis. The Arbitration team has represented Turkish parties in disputes with various foreign parties. The Corporate/M&A team regularly advises clients on outbound investment projects in the region, too.

How we work

Legal strategizing and risk mitigation are our strengths:

– We create bespoke client teams combining the right mix of legal and business experience to understand your unique concerns; and

– We promote open, fast communication and collaborative decision making so our clients can move forward with the utmost confidence and legal protection.

Quick facts

Your corporate and disputes legal counsel in Türkiye:

50:50 gender split

6 languages on offer

90%+ of clients return
and use us more than
once

USD15bn value of our
international
arbitration cases
2020-2022

International Law Firm Awards

2024 runner-up: CEE Legal Matters’ deal of the year for the TOM Digital Bank Project
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Who’ Who Legal Future Leader in Arbitration 2023
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2020 runner-up: Bonds, Loans & Sukuk’s natural resource financing deal of the year
2019 winner: CEE Legal Matters’ deal of the year for the Turkish National Lottery privatisation
2017 winner: EMEA Finance’s best syndicated loan in EMEA for the Northern Marmara Motorway project’s USD2.7bn loan