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Legal assistance for investments in Turkey

Pursuing her second career in London as a “counsel for Turkish law”, Ayşegül Böğrün is aiming to become a member of the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

Taking a very big step in her professional life, Ayşegül Böğrün established her company Muse Legal Services and Consultancy Ltd in London, 9 months ago. As a Turkish lawyer, Böğrün provides, advocacy services for various regulatory and compliance processes or legal disputes, if any, for people and organizations for companies and individuals who have invested or plan to invest in Turkey in addition to research and administrative support for those that want to operate in the UK. partment of Political Science and International Relations of Bosphorus University. Böğrün, started her career in Migros’ foreign investment operations, and later in Toros Tarım, a subsidiary of the Tekfen Group; while taking steps to start her second career, this time focused in the area of law.

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As she was working, she had also completed her Executive MBA in International Business Law at Yeditepe University, but after 12 years of professional life Böğrün decided to go back to school to focus on international law and become a qualified lawyer. She completed her first law degree (in English Law) in 2012 at Queen Mary University of London; followed by obtaining her equivalence degree for Turkish law from Marmara University. After the legal traineeship, Böğrün was registered before the Istanbul bar.

Back to school to become a lawyer Böğrün’s London adventure, which garnered success in a short time, began in Istanbul. After Robert College she graduated from the De

Aiming for membership in the SRA Böğrün, who has risen to the level of senior associate at Ersoy Bilgehan Law Firm within the past 7 years, founded Muse Legal Services and Consultancy Ltd in March 2019 to provide advisory services for Turkish law in London. Böğrün’s next goal is to become a qualified lawyer and to practice English law, as a solicitor with the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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