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6777016
Hadar Eilon
Hadar is an associate in the Litigation Department, specializing in insolvency.
Adv. Hadar Eilon guides her clients in complex litigation cases in the field of insolvency, with an emphasis on the rehabilitation and recovery of companies in financial difficulty, including in debt settlements.
In addition, Hadar represents creditors in debt settlements and debt claims. She has been involved in the insolvency proceedings of some of the largest corporations in the Israeli economy.
Hadar also represents private clients in a variety of financial and contractual disputes.
Education:
The College of Management Academic Studies, LL.B.,2019
Admission:
Member of the Israel Bar Association since 2022
Insights & News - Hadar Eilon:
Representing 100 Apartment Owners in a TAMA 38 Insolvency Case
Advs. Idan Miller and Hadar Eilon represented 100 apartment owners in a Tama 38 project in Holon, where the development company entered insolvency proceedings. We guided the residents through a mediation process that resulted in an agreement safeguarding their rights and securities without requiring any additional payments from them. The agreement also paved the way for resuming construction on the project.
The mediation agreement, which included commitments from new apartment buyers (not our clients) to inject tens of millions of shekels into the project to fund its completion, was approved by the District Court.
New Precedent: Commissioner for Insolvency Proceedings Accepts Military Reserve Duty as Justification for Relief
Idan Miller, the head of our firm's insolvency practice, was appointed as the insolvency trustee for White Dress Marketing Ltd. (formerly Riki Dalal Group). Together with Hadar Eilon, Idan submitted an economic rehabilitation plan on behalf of the company and its shareholders for the Tel Aviv District Court's approval. In his request, Idan asked that the controlling shareholder's military reserve service be recognized as a contributing factor for the purpose of granting relief and avoiding a full insolvency procedure. When asked by the court for his response, the Commissioner for Insolvency Proceedings accepted this position.