Zohar Haim Levinger

Zohar is a partnere in our firm’s Litigation Department, specializing in class actions and commercial litigation.

Zohar Haim Levinger represents clients in all stages of class actions, including responses to motions to certify, appeals, negotiations, and settlements. She provides representation before the courts and during arbitration and mediation proceedings.

Additionally, Zohar represents clients in complex civil and commercial litigation and handles intricate commercial disputes. These include derivative claims, shareholder disputes, capital market and securities disputes, communication and media disputes, real estate disputes, contract breaches, and more.

Zohar represents both Israeli and international clients from various industries, including investment companies, banks, insurance companies, food companies, construction companies, media companies, and more.

Prior to joining our firm, Zohar worked in the litigation department of a leading Israeli law firm.

Education:

Reichman University, LL.B (with honors), 2013

Admission:

Member of Israel Bar Association since 2014

Insights & News - Zohar Haim Levinger:

August 19, 2024

Representation of Bank Hapoalim in a class action filed against it

Eyal Nachshon, Zohar Haim Levinger and Anna Elenport represented Bank Hapoalim in a class action lawsuit filed by the Association of Representatives of Society and the Environment. In the application for the class action, it is claimed that the bank charges excessive exchange fees when converting monies in foreign currency. The court rejected the application out of hand and stated that the submission of the application constitutes conduct in bad faith and misuse of a legal process.

Barnea: Appointment of Four New Partners

We are pleased to announce the appointment of four new partners – Inbar Gorelick from the Corporate Department, Zohar Haim Levinger from the Litigation Department, Hani Shraier from the Kibbutz Sector Department, and Eran Elharar from the Capital Markets Department.

Court Takes Measures to Prevent Frivolous Class Actions

The Tel Aviv District Court recently reduced agreed settlements between respondents and petitioners in motions to certify class actions alleging website accessibility violations. It is thus signaling to serial petitioners that filing a motion to certify a class action is a last resort and that they must first complain to the website owner.

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Practice areas:

Litigation