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Moran Bickel
Moran is a partner in our firm's Litigation Department.
Adv. Moran Bickel possesses extensive experience in representing clients, both foreign and Israeli, in complex commercial disputes with cross-border aspects, including a special expertise in international arbitration.
Moran is a leading litigation and arbitration lawyer with a track record of guiding clients through complex, high-stakes disputes with significant cross-border dimensions. He represents multinational corporations, financial institutions, and investors in matters ranging from shareholder conflicts and investor claims to competition and capital markets litigation.
Moran appears regularly before Israeli courts, including the Supreme Court, and acts in international arbitration and mediation proceedings, notably under the rules of the ICC International Court of Arbitration.
What sets Moran apart is his ability to fuse courtroom experience with forward-looking strategy. By incorporating advanced analytical methods and technology-driven insights into case preparation, he delivers advocacy that is both rigorous and efficient – giving clients an edge in today’s fast-moving dispute landscape.
Clients value Moran for his precision, his calm command in high-pressure situations, and his capacity to bridge Israeli and international legal cultures. He is frequently sought out when disputes require not only skilled advocacy, but also innovative solutions that anticipate the dynamics of global business.
Education:
Tel Aviv University, LL.B., 2008
Tel Aviv University, M.A. with Honors in Philosophy, 2006
Tel Aviv University, B.A. in Philosophy and Literature, 2002
Admission:
Israel Bar Association, 2010
New York Bar Association, 2013
Insights & News - Moran Bickel:
Forgery in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Legal Reckoning
This article examines how generative AI has elevated forgery from crude alteration to seamless fabrication, and what this shift means for courts, arbitrators, and litigators who can no longer rely on appearances alone
ICSID Enforcement in Israel: Discretion, EU Controversy, and the Sun-Flower v. Spain Decision
BITs: Why They Matter for Israeli Companies Operating Abroad
Imagine an Israeli startup expanding into Latin America, only to have its assets suddenly seized due to unexpected regulatory changes. Such scenarios highlight the risks of global operations amid legal and political uncertainty. Bilateral investment treaties (BITs) are critical tools that provide businesses with a protective framework to navigate these challenges. Understanding their importance and the protections they afford is essential for companies aiming to thrive in international markets.