Banking & Finance Law
With financing issues underlying most commercial activity, our banking and finance lawyers provide comprehensive legal counsel on a wide spectrum of transactions on behalf of borrowers and lenders, giving clients the advantage of our knowledge and perspective from both sides of a transaction.
As strategic advisors, members of our Banking & Financial Services Group invest time to understand our clients’ businesses to ensure the counsel we provide is relevant, comprehensive and effective. We leverage our extensive knowledge of the law and industry so borrowers and lenders can rely on us to help them navigate corporate finance, regulatory and governance issues, and general banking matters.
Balik & Demir LLP. has a robust borrower-side practice, acting on behalf of borrowers in most sectors of the economy, including real estate development, technology, mining, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, distribution, entertainment, construction, cannabis, import/export and foreign businesses investing in, or establishing a presence in Canada. On the lender side, we understand how banks and other lenders make decisions and have developed solid, long-standing working relationships with lenders and their counsel and can negotiate effectively on our clients' behalf, regardless of the size or type of loan. We represent Turkish banks, foreign lenders, asset-based lenders, mezzanine and subordinate creditors and private lenders, among others.
Our Working Process
1. Planning The Case
Gather relevant information and documents from the client, analyze their objectives and legal requirements, and develop a strategic plan tailored to their needs.
2. Evaluate Situation
Conduct a thorough assessment of the client's financial and legal situation, identify potential legal issues, risks, and opportunities, and provide advice on the best course of action based on the evaluation.
3. File The Case To The Court
Prepare necessary legal documents and filings, ensure all paperwork complies with court requirements, submit the case to the appropriate court or regulatory body, and represent the client in court proceedings if necessary.
