Lawyers Beril Yayla Sapan

Beril Yayla Sapan

Beril Yayla Sapan

Gün + Partners

Beril Yayla Sapan joined Gün + Partners in 2008 and became a partner in 2021. Her practice focuses on employment, dispute management, business crime and anti-corruption and administrative, tax and regulatory areas.

Beril advises on employment contracts and policies, confidentiality and restrictive covenants, collective bargaining agreements, employee related data protection, business immigration, terminations, collective redundancies, and settlement. She also represents clients in litigation relating to termination, employment-related debts, mobbing and discrimination claims.

Beril handles high-profile commercial conflicts including those arising from unfair competition, distribution relationships and corporate structure along with complex debt collection proceedings. She successfully represents clients before the commercial and administrative courts.

She is also experienced in areas where commercial and criminal laws overlap and advises several multinational companies on white collar crime, compliance, and legal audits.


Practice Areas & Work Department

Employment

Dispute Management

Business Crimes and Anti-Corruption

Administrative, Tax and Regulatory


Languages

English

Turkish


Memberships

Ethics & Reputation Society (TEID), Board Member

International Bar Association (IBA)

Enforcement of Foreign Judgments 2026 in Türkiye

Except for those on family law, Türkiye is not a signatory to multilateral treaties for the reciprocal recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments. However, Türkiye is a party to conventions such as the Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by Road 1956 ...

19.09.2025

Turkish Court of Cassation’s Assessment of Organic Connection in the Liability of Legal Entities for Employment Receivables

In its recent decisions, the Turkish Court of Cassation conducts a comprehensive evaluation of the organic connection when determining whether the legal entities named as defendants in the case are jointly and severally liable for the employment receivables.

30.06.2025

Letter of Commitment dor Evictıon: Issues of Proof

Due to economic fluctuations in Turkey in the recent years, landlords have been seeking to increase rent prices and tenants have not responded favorably to these requests which eventually lead to an increase in disputes over eviction.

24.06.2025

Changes to Minimum Wage, Severance Payments and Administrative Fines in 2025

At the beginning of each year, the minimum wage, severance payments and administrative fines prescribed by the Labour Act are revised.

12.01.2025

A New Regulation on the Sanction for Non-Attendance to Mandatory Mediation

The Constitutional Court’s decision dated 14 March 2024 and numbered 2023/160 E., 2023/160 E., 2024/77 K. annulled Article 18/A of the Law No. 6325 on Mediation in Civil Disputes.

31.12.2024

Enforcement of Foreign Judgments 2025 in Turkey - Part 2

Turkish law does not recognise the concept of personal jurisdiction, and therefore the enforcing court will not conduct such an examination.

04.10.2024

Enforcement of Foreign Judgments 2025 in Turkey - Part 1

Except for multilateral treaties on family law, Türkiye is not a signatory to multilateral treaties for the reciprocal recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments.

04.10.2024

Kanunî Faiz Oranı, Gecikme Zammı ve Tecil Faizi Oranı Güncellendi

3095 Kanunî Faiz ve Temerrüt Faizine İlişkin Kanun’un (“3095 sayılı Kanun”) 1. maddesi uyarınca Türk Borçlar Kanunu ve Türk Ticaret Kanunu’na göre faiz ödenmesi gereken hallerde, miktarı sözleşme ile tespit edilmemişse bu ödeme yıllık %12 oranı üzerinden yapılır.

22.05.2024
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