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Daniel Kleinman
Daniel is a partner in the firm’s Corporate Department.
Adv. Daniel Kleinman provides legal counsel to a variety of fledgling corporations during their routine business activities and throughout all stages of mergers and acquisitions and other commercial transactions.
Daniel is experienced in advising on corporate law matters and in drawing up a wide range of commercial agreements, including purchase agreements, investment agreements, founders’ agreements, shareholders’ agreements, service agreements, distribution agreements, and more.
In addition, Daniel has experience providing legal services and counsel to third-sector organizations (amutot and public benefit companies) in relation to the corporate and regulatory aspects of those organizations and in relation to their routine activities. This includes drafting donation agreements, assisting in obtaining certificates of proper management, and aiding in obtaining official recognition as a public institution from the Israel Tax Authority.
Education:
Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, LL.B. and B.A. in Business Administration, 2015
Admission:
Israel Bar Association, 2016
Insights & News - Daniel Kleinman:
New Deal in the Automotive Parts Market
We advised Barta B. Ltd. and its owner, Yoram Bartal, on the sale of a two-thirds stake in the company to M. Pines Ltd. Barta B. imports and markets spare parts for trucks. M. Pines, owned by the Pines family and Israel Legacy Partners, is one of Israel's leading importers of automotive spare parts. Barta B. and its owner were represented by Adv. Ilan Blumenfeld, Adv. Daniel Kleinman, and Adv. Hadar Seider.
Barnea Represents Leading Israeli Restaurant Group in Shareholder Dispute
Our firm represented one of Israel’s leading restaurant groups in a dispute between its controlling shareholder and a minority shareholder. Adv. Zohar Lande, Adv. Daniel Kleinman, and Adv. Asaf Glazner advised the group on negotiating a resolution that brought the dispute to an end. Under the resulting transaction, the controlling shareholder and another shareholder acquired the minority shareholder’s entire stake in the group, based on a valuation of approximately ILS 44 million.