Göksu Öznergiz, Associate at Kayrouz & Associates

Göksu Öznergiz

Junior Corporate Counsel
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Göksu Öznergiz is a licensed lawyer in Turkey with experience in corporate, commercial, and labour law, as well as litigation. She advises individuals and companies on a broad range of legal and procedural matters.

Göksu graduated from Çağ University Faculty of Law in 2020. During her studies she spent an exchange year at the University of Lisbon School of Law, focusing on European Union law and international law, which gave her exposure to cross-border and comparative legal systems.

She completed her legal internship and obtained her lawyer's licence from the Adana Bar Association in 2021, then established her own practice, providing consultancy and representation to individual and corporate clients.

Her work includes litigation before Turkish courts, alternative dispute resolution, contract drafting and review, and the preparation of legal documents in Turkish and English.

Areas of Practice

Litigation and dispute resolution

Göksu represents individuals and companies in contentious matters before Turkish courts and through alternative dispute resolution. She manages cases from pre-dispute strategy through procedural follow-up to resolution.

Employment

She advises employers and individuals on employment matters, from workplace disputes and contracts to regulatory compliance under Turkish labour law.

Corporate and commercial

Göksu advises companies on day-to-day corporate matters, including structuring, internal documentation and ongoing compliance under Turkish law. Her work helps businesses manage legal risk and keep their operations clear and well-documented.

Core Responsibilities

  • Facilitating client communication and service coordination
  • Managing administrative workflows and supporting legal teams
  • Ensuring smooth interdepartmental collaboration
  • Representing the firm in client-facing engagements with professionalism and care

Qualifications

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Admissions

Admitted to the Adana Bar Association, Turkey (2021)

Academic

  • Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), Çağ University Faculty of Law, 2020
  • Academic Exchange Programme, University of Lisbon School of Law. Focus on European Union Law and International Law

Licenses & Certifications

Lawyer Licence, Adana Bar Association (2021)

Languages

Turkish
English

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