Nurcan İpek Attorney at law
Prior to joining IAS Partners in 2022, Nurcan İpek served as the head of the Roman Law Department and vice dean at Marmara University Law Faculty. She completed her undergraduate, graduate and doctorate degrees at Marmara University. She visited Università per Stranieri di Perugia for her doctoral thesis studies. In addition to Marmara University, she worked as a visiting professor at Galatasaray University, Bahçeşehir University, Yeditepe University, Maltepe University and Beykent University. Her articles and books have been published in many scientific journals. Nurcan works in the fields of law of obligations, private law contracts, transportation law and family law.
EDUCATION
Marmara University Institute of Social Sciences Doctorate (Private Law; 1998)
Università per Stranieri di Perugia (Doctoral Thesis Studies; 1994)
Marmara University Institute of Social Sciences LL.M. (Private Law; 1990)
Marmara Üniversitesi Law Faculty (1987)
AFFILIATIONS and PARTNERSHIPS
Istanbul Bar Association
LANGUAGES
Turkish, English, Italian
PUBLICATIONS
One of the Fundamental Virtues of Rome in Roman Literature and Law: Pietas (2021)
Intimidation in Roman Law (Metus) (2017)
The Issue of Abandonment of Child and Newborn Baby in Archaic and Classical Roman Family (2017)
Kinship in Roman Law (2015)
Alimony Obligation in Roman Law (2013)
Engagement in Roman Law - Sponsalia (2011)
Criminal Responsibility of Women in Roman Law (2011)
Actio Rerum Amotarum (2010)
Right to Use in Roman Law (2009)
Concubinatus (2008)
Lawyering and Attorney's Fee in Romans (2003)
The Relationship Between Actio Vi Bonorum Raptorum and Actio Quod Metus Causa (2002)
The Judge's Appropriation of the Dispute and the Subject Matter in Roman Law - Si Iudex Litem Suam Fecit (2001)
Extortion in Roman Law (Rapina) (PhD Thesis; 1998)
The Laws of the XII Tables (1993)
Bad Check According to the Turkish Commercial Code and the Law No. 3167 (1993)
Acting Without a Power of Attorney in Roman Law - Negotiorum Gestio (1991)
Acting Without a Power of Attorney In Terms of Roman Law and Turkish Law (Negotiorum Gestio) (Master's Thesis; 1990)