Ankara Patent, founded in 1964 by Hayri Dericioğlu, is one of Turkey's most respected and pioneering intellectual property consultancy firms. With nearly 60 years of experience, the firm has significantly contributed to the development of the intellectual property system in Turkey. Ankara Patent offers a comprehensive range of IP services, including patent and trademark registration, prosecution, enforcement, and litigation.
Notable patent practitioners: E. Korhan Dericioğlu.
Notable practitioners: Korcan Dericioğlu and Gonca Adalı Basmakcı.
2025
"Ankara Patent always provides prompt responses and took quick action thanks to its well-equipped and numerous employees.”
"For us, one of their strengths is their ability to give us an immediate reply."
“It is a very deep-rooted and reliable company. They do not hesitate to take responsibility. They value transparency and always side with truth.”
"They always handle cases smoothly and quickly. They are accurate and responsive.”
"Their fees are reasonable and certainly competitive."
"They are customer-focused and loyal to their customers. They do not hesitate to help with any problems and seek amicable solutions."
“They are reliable and have a high level of expertise and much experience."
“They have a monitoring service which provides the customer to track similar marks. They use AI so they give important to technology and have harmonised themselves with the current technological developments."
“They have their own follow-up (tracking) systems, therefore, they reduce the loss of rights to zero by following up on work without risk. They do not miss deadlines, and as you know, deadlines are deadly important for the IP sector.”
"They provide professional and reliable legal advice on how to deal with difficult legal issues."
Case studies show that the firm assisted the client, a household appliances firm in recovery as its patent was invalid due to the non-payment of the annuity.
Burcu Levendoğlu is a key practitioner to watch.
Case studies show that the firm assisted the client, a textile major in filing opposition due to similarities between the trademarks.