General Enquiry

Who We Are

CCS Law is an international legal and advisory firm with dual presence supporting businesses and investors operating across the United Kingdom and Türkiye.
Our structure combines full-service legal capability in Türkiye with cross-border business and commercial advisory in the United Kingdom. This enables us to assist clients in managing legal and commercial matters across both jurisdictions with clarity and efficiency.
We work with international businesses, investors and entrepreneurs involved in trade, investment and cross-border operations, offering practical and commercially focused guidance at each stage of their activities.

Our Approach

Our approach is structured, commercially focused and responsive to the realities of operating across multiple jurisdictions.
We support clients by:
  • Combining legal expertise with commercial awareness
  • Structuring cross-border matters with clarity
  • Identifying and managing legal and operational risks
  • Delivering practical and outcome-focused solutions
This enables businesses to operate with confidence in both local and international markets.

Founder

Sadık Buğra İşler is a dual-qualified lawyer in England and Wales and Türkiye, leading the legal and advisory work of CCS Law across both jurisdictions.

Experience and Focus

His work focuses on:

  • Corporate and commercial legal matters
  • Cross-border business structuring
  • Commercial contracts and transactions
  • Legal risk management
  • Dispute-related matters and enforcement

He regularly supports international businesses, investors and entrepreneurs engaged in trade, investment and multi-jurisdictional operations.

Academic and Professional Background

Sadık Buğra combines legal training with a strong commercial perspective.
  • MBA, Cranfield University
  • LLM in Business and Financial Law, University of East London
  • LLB in Law, Istanbul Doğuş University
Additional studies and professional training include:
  • The Law and Economics of Mergers and Acquisitions – London School of Economics
  • Politics and Development – SOAS, University of London
  • AML and Financial Crime (CPD)