Feyza Alkaç

As a Turkish qualified lawyer, I support the legal team in the U.S. on the Halkbank case, focusing on international financial crimes and sanctions. My role includes document review, research, and collaboration with the U.S. legal team to ensure accurate evidence presentation.

Contributed to a report on anti-money laundering frameworks, focusing on legal critiques and new approaches, including a case study on money laundering through cryptocurrencies.

Organized and directed training and seminars in IP Law, providing support to institutions for the protection of artists' legal rights and conducting research on IP Law.

As a Public Defender, I provided legal representation to individuals unable to afford private lawyers. My responsibilities included conducting legal research, preparing defense strategies, and representing clients in various stages of criminal proceedings.

Provided legal consultancy on labor law, contracts, rental law, and criminal law. Responsibilities included representing clients in civil law proceedings and managing case files.

Completed mandatory legal internship, conducting research, preparing lawsuits, and participating in discovery processes for criminal and civil cases.

After successfully completing the master's degree course phase, I carried out active research in Türkiye and the US for more than a year to prepare my master's thesis which is published in The Council of Higher Education National Thesis Center. Additionally, after my thesis was appreciated and supported by the jury members, I signed an agreement with Seckin Publishing House to publish my thesis as

I successfully completed law school and won Academic Achievement Scholarships two times in a row.