Lawyers Aysel Korkmaz Yatkın

Aysel Korkmaz Yatkın

Aysel Korkmaz Yatkın

Gün + Partners

Aysel Korkmaz Yatkın joined Gün + Partners in 2008 and became a partner in 2019. She specializes in intellectual property; insurance and reinsurance; dispute management and business crimes and anti-corruption practices with a special focus on patents and utility models.

With almost 15 years of experience on patents, she has been providing consultancy on all matters related to patent law and has been leading numerous patent actions. With a vast advisory and litigation expertise particularly with regard to the protection of patent rights, Aysel Korkmaz Yatkın also represents various pharmaceutical companies before the Ministry of Health in relation to regulatory matters and gives support to these companies on regulatory matters during the audits conducted before the Ministry of Health.

She supervises the team in relation to strategy and policy-setting issues, for comprehensive and complex mandates related to insurance disputes and negotiates the settlement assessment. She has been providing consultancy on all matters and has been leading numerous commercial disputes with vast advisory and litigation expertise, particularly with regard to compensation actions, unfair competition claims, preliminary injunctions, and enforcement of the preliminary injunctions. She has significant experience helping clients achieve positive outcomes across a variety of industries and sectors.


Practice Areas & Work Department

Intellectual Property

Patent and Utility Models

Insurance and Reinsurance

Dispute Management

Business Crimes and Anti-Corruption

Employment


Languages

English

Turkish


Memberships

International Bar Association (IBA)

Association Internationale pour la Protection de la Propriété Intellectuelle (AIPPI), Patents Committee

Better Justice Association

Biyobenzer İlaçlar ve Patent Tecavüzü Karinesi

Jeneriklere karşı patent haklarının ileri sürülmesi için açılabilecek davaların öncesinde patent hakkı sahibi esasen karanlıkta ilerler. Çünkü özellikle jenerik ilacın kısa ürün bilgisinin henüz yayınlanmadığı veya patentin ihlal edilip edilmediğinin kısa ürün bilgisinde yer alan sınırlı bilgilerle anlaşılamadığı durumlarda ...

22.10.2024

Applying Presumption of Patent Infingement Against Biosimilars

Before filing lawsuits to assert patent rights against generics or biosimilars, the patent holder essentially operates in the dark.

24.09.2024

Implementation of Discovery of Evidence in Patent Law

One of the most important temporary protection measures regulated by Turkish law is the determination of evidence.

29.08.2024

What Will Be the Fate of the Guarantee Provided for the Preliminary Injunction Decision?

Is the Guarantee Provided for the Preliminary Injunction a Part of the Later Compensation Action Arising from the Unfair Preliminary Injunction?

14.06.2024

Riddle of Applicable Application Fee in Enforcing Foreign Judgments

Under Turkish law, the rules governing the collection of trial fees are regulated by the Law of Fees No. 492 (Law no. 492) and the applicable fees are under Tariff 1 of the Law no. 492. Article 4 of Law no. 492 also explicitly refers to Tariff 1 in terms of the fees applicable in the actions for enforcement of foreign judgments stating that the applicable fee will be determined according to the value, type and nature of the verdict.

07.05.2024

Unified Patent Court - How It Will Resonate in Turkey?

The concept of the Unified Patent Court entered the lives of European Patent holders with the UPC Agreement, an international agreement dated February 19, 2013.

04.04.2023

“Plausibility” in Turkish Patent Law and Its Impact on Invalidation Proceedings

The concept of plausibility – which has been the subject of numerous evaluations, especially by the European Patent Office (“EPO”) and frequently debated in academic circles in recent years – has not yet found a place within the scope of any legal regulation in Turkey.

17.03.2023

The Need for an Injunction in Cases Where the EPO Proceeding is held as a Pending Issue

Although there is no explicit provision in Turkish Law for the acceptance of the ongoing opposition or appeal proceedings before the European Patent Office as a “pending issue” due to the principle of procedural economy, in practice, pending issue decisions may be given by the Civil Courts of Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights according to the particular circumstances.

16.03.2023
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