IT law is a legal discipline that emerges in order for the legal order to intervene in a fair manner in the areas touched by technology. Informatics Law is examined in two main sections as information technology law and internet law. Information technology law regulates the distribution of digital information or computer programs, ensuring information security, and electronic commerce. Internet Law, on the other hand, covers every issue regarding the use of the Internet and the protection of private life.
In this context, internet law regulated by Law No. 5651; Personal data protection law regulated by the Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698 (KVKK); IT crimes regulated by the Turkish Penal Code and other Laws; crypto money law and blockchain law, where new regulations are formed; It consists of fields such as artificial intelligence law.
You will always need IT law in order to feel safer in the online world and to use your rights within the legal framework. IT Law Attorneys should also have knowledge in the field of technology in order to make their defense in IT crimes better.
Preparing and negotiating contracts related to IT Law, informing content provider and hosting provider, e-commerce and e-signature, licensing, protection of intellectual property rights, registration and registration processes, trademark and copyrights, online reputation management, online Providing legal consultancy services to salespeople, preparing the legal infrastructure and legal risk analysis are examined within the scope of cyber crimes. Some of the activities provided by OKKE&Partners in IT law are as follows:
– Compliance projects for websites,
– Membership agreements and end-user agreements, distance sales agreements,
– Privacy policies, cookie policies, terms and conditions of use,
– Consulting for internet content provider and hosting provider,
– Violations on the Internet, copyrights and advertising on social media,
– Domain name disputes, blocking access,
– Compliance with laws regarding e-commerce, E-signature,
– Payment systems legislation and open banking,
– Mergers and acquisitions, licensing and service projects,
– Consumer protection, protection of personal data and privacy,
– Software development, software maintenance and update, cloud computing service and other information technology contracts,