MCT Law Founding attorney
Attorney at law
Mesut Can Tarım
Legal representation, expert assessment and advisory services. A professional background spanning public institutions and legal practice.
Biography
Legal practice and areas of work
Born in Istanbul on April 8, 1989, Mesut Can TARIM is the founding attorney of MCT Law & Consultancy. He completed his primary and secondary education in Antalya/Alanya, and his middle and high school education in the provinces of Istanbul and Kars.
With extensive professional and operational experience, he provides top-tier legal consultancy to his clients while closely monitoring current developments in the legal community. He ensures that MCT Law & Consultancy’s services are executed in consultation with expert academicians. In addition to providing administrative and legal support to corporate clients in customs, logistics, and foreign trade, he acts as a forensic expert in qualified calculations arising from Public Administration, Political Science, Economics, Econometrics, Public Procurement, Consumer, and Labor Legislation.
Roles and areas of work
- Serves as the founding attorney of MCT Law & Consultancy, providing advisory and representation services.
- Currently holds the role of Chief Legal Counsel for Antalya Belek University.
- Provides administrative and legal support to companies in customs, logistics, and foreign trade.
- Acts as a forensic expert in qualified calculations arising from Public Administration, Political Science, Economics, Econometrics, Public Procurement, Consumer, and Labor Legislation.
Experience
Professional experience
Roles in public institutions and law firms.
Nov 2017 – Present
MCT Law & Consultancy
Forensic Expert / Attorney at Law
May 2016 – Sept 2017
Legal Internship
Apr 2012 – Apr 2016
Provincial Directorate of Family and Social PoliciesPurchasing Officer
Role details
- Institutional purchasing operations and public procurement budget tracking.
- Monitoring Public Procurement Authority decisions and utilization of EKAP.
Apr 2013 – Feb 2016
Consumer Arbitration Committee
Rapporteur
Apr 2013 – Feb 2016
Provincial Directorate of Customs and Trade
Civil Servant
Mar 2011 – May 2012
Provincial Directorate of Social Services
Purchasing Officer
May 2009 – Jun 2010
AVD Law Firm
Law Clerk
Education
Education and professional development
After graduating from İMKB Akyaka High School in 2007, Mr. TARIM earned his associate degree from Istanbul University, Faculty of Law, Department of Justice in 2010. He subsequently completed his Bachelor's degree in Public Administration at Anadolu University, Faculty of Economics in 2012, and earned his Bachelor of Laws from Atatürk University, Faculty of Law in 2016. He began his career in law firms, gaining invaluable early experience alongside his father, Attorney Subutay TARIM.
Istanbul University
Faculty of Law, Department of Justice
Anadolu University
Faculty of Economics, Public Administration
Atatürk University
Faculty of Law, Bachelor of Laws
Seminars, training and certificates10 records
- 2018
Başkent University Public Procurement Legislation Certificate
- 2018
Naatüre Academy, Foreign Trade, Customs, and Logistics Services Training Certificate
- 2017
Real Estate Consultancy Certificate
- 2017
TÜRMOB Basic Training in Forensic Expertise Certificate
- 2017
TBB-TÜRAVAK-BAŞKENT University Consumer Law Certificate
- 2017
Moot Court Competition, Regional Champion
- 2013
In-Service Training Program on Financial Operations
- 2012
Faculty of Economics, Public Administration, Certificate of Honor
- 2012
In-Service Training Program on Purchasing Operations
- 2011
Civil Service Candidacy Training Program (Law No. 657)
Published work
Olağanüstü Hal Hukuku
Mesut Can Tarım
Explore the bookThe book examines in detail the criteria applied by the State of Emergency Commission and administrative courts when deciding applications and cases brought before them. It discusses whether applications to the Commission and administrative judiciary constitute an effective legal remedy; after setting out rights, freedoms, and guarantees protected by the Turkish Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights, it concludes that the Commission and administrative courts remain insufficient to remedy those violations.
- Language
- Turkish
- Size
- 17x25
- Pages
- 178
- Barcode / ISBN
- 9786050647846
- Cover
- Hardcover
- Publisher
- Yarbay Yayınları
Topics covered
- Legal basis and principles
- Criteria applied by the State of Emergency Commission and administrative courts
- The issue of when the organization's ultimate aim emerged
- Conceptual evaluation under Turkish administrative law
- The State of Emergency Commission and specially authorized administrative courts
- Whether the Commission and administrative judiciary are effective domestic remedies
- The effect of criminal court decisions on administrative proceedings
- Council of State precedents
- Opinions of the Venice Commission
- Constitutional rights violations and the Constitutional Court approach
- ECHR-related rights violations and the European Court of Human Rights approach