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Irit Brodsky
Irit is a partner in the firm’s Antitrust and Competition Department.
Adv. Irit Brodsky advises Israeli and foreign companies in the field of competition law (antitrust), including on issues relating to restrictive arrangements, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, monopolies and abuse of dominant position, tenders, the Concentration Law, and more.
Irit also advises the firm’s clients on a variety of regulatory issues, particularly in the areas of financial regulation. As part of her work, Irit provides clients ongoing legal advice, drafts legal opinions, conducts internal compliance and enforcement programs, and advises clients on the competition law aspects and other regulatory aspects of commercial agreements and complex transactions.
Irit also represents local and international companies before the Israel Competition Authority and other regulators, the Competition Tribunal, courts, government committees, and more.
Prior to joining the firm, Irit worked at a leading commercial firm, where she provided legal advice on competition law and regulatory issues to large companies in Israel and around the world. Irit interned for Supreme Court Justice Yoram Danziger and in the litigation department of a leading commercial firm.
During her undergraduate studies, Irit served as an editor of the Tel Aviv University Law Review (“Iyunei Mishpat”) and as a research assistant in the economic analysis of law field.
Prominent legal directory The Legal 500 ranks Irit as a Recommended Lawyer in Competition and Antitrust.
Education:
University of Chicago, LL.M., Gruss Lipper Fellowship, 2012
Tel Aviv University, LL.B. (magna cum laude) and B.A. in Economics, 2009
Admission:
Israel Bar Association, 2011
Insights & News - Irit Brodsky:
How Are Changes in Competition Law Affecting Companies in Israel?
Adv. Irit Brodsky, a partner in the firm's Antitrust and Competition Department, participated in a panel discussion on Rules of the Game, hosted by Dafna Shahar on The Economic Channel. The discussion addressed recent developments in competition law and their implications for companies operating in Israel, including merger control, import-related enforcement, and exposure to competition proceedings in multiple jurisdictions.

