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Ruth Gerby
Ruth is a partner in our firm who advises and assists local authorities (municipalities) on an ongoing basis, particularly in relation to urban renewal and planning and construction.
Adv. Ruth Gerby brings over 20 years of experience, with a flexible and creative approach to handling a wide range of complex legal matters.
Ruth has unique experience in advising local authorities and municipal administrations on urban renewal matters. She serves as legal advisor to urban renewal administrations throughout Israel, including in Or Yehuda, Rishon LeZion, Sderot, Yavne, and Azur, and was involved in establishing the urban renewal administrations in Sderot and in Rishon LeZion.
Ruth also specializes in representing planning and building committees, serving as legal advisor for all aspects of these committees’ activities.
Ruth advises complex urban renewal projects from the planning stage to the project realization stage, while working closely with planning institutions, such as the National Committee for the Planning and Construction of Preferred Housing Complexes and the Israeli Authority for Urban Renewal.
Education:
Netanya Academic College, Faculty of Law, LL.B., 2002
Admission:
Israel Bar Association, 2003
Insights & News - Ruth Gerby:
Operation Epic Fury – Relief Measures and Emergency Guidelines for Local Authorities
Podcast: Urban Renewal from a Local Authority’s Perspective
Adv. Ruth Gerby, head of the firm's municipalities practice and coordinator of the building & construction practice, shares her experience advising municipal urban renewal units, explaining how to balance the interests of residents, developers, and the municipality; protect public spaces; and advance feasible, sustainable projects.
The Marker Interview: Cities to Neighborhoods
Contemporary urban planning is no longer focused solely on housing, but on creating complete and accessible daily environments such as workplaces, services, retail, and community life within minutes. Adv. Ruth Gerby, a partner, head of the municipalities practice, and coordinator of the planning & construction practice at our firm, spoke with TheMarker about the shift toward large-scale neighborhood models that integrate all daily needs in one place, with a strong emphasis on strengthening local identity.