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Compensation & Claims Law

Karınca Law Office provides legal services in all types of compensation and debt claims, unjust enrichment, negotiorum gestio and other contract-law disputes, as well as tort damages, traffic-accident claims, and disputes arising from any debtor–creditor relationship between persons.

This page provides general information about compensation and claims law. Tort, contractual claims, and damages arising from traffic accidents fall within this scope.

Karınca Avukatlık provides advisory services and case follow-up in compensation and claims files in Ankara. The information is general in nature; it does not replace concrete advice.

Compensation and Claims Topics

In compensation cases, proving the existence of damage, the causal link, fault, and the amount come to the fore. In claims, supporting documents, interest, and limitation periods are frequently discussed.

  • Tort compensation
  • Damages arising from traffic accidents
  • Contractual claims
  • Unjust enrichment
  • Enforcement and collection proceedings

Information Note

Limitation periods and the state of the evidence may affect the outcome. No advance promise as to outcome is given. The contact page may be used to arrange a meeting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is proved in a compensation case?

In general, damage, unlawfulness/fault, the causal link, and the amount are assessed. The burden of proof and supporting grounds vary according to the nature of the file.

What is done for traffic accident compensation?

The accident report, medical documents, insurance, and fault situation are reviewed. The available route (lawsuit/mediation/insurance) is determined according to the concrete case.

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