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Shahar Poller Atzil
Shahar is a partner in our firm’s Litigation Department.
Adv. Shahar Poller Atzil represents both Israeli and international corporations and private clients in complex commercial litigation proceedings. She represents clients before all judicial bodies, as well as within the framework of arbitration and mediation proceedings.
Shahar possesses extensive experience in representing clients in complex disputes involving large-scale projects, with an emphasis on real estate and infrastructure. Among her clients are leading companies, entrepreneurs, and contractors.
In addition, Shahar has experience in advising private clients on large-scale family and inheritance disputes, with economic and commercial aspects, as well as cross-border aspects.
Before joining our firm, Shahar worked in the litigation department of a leading Israeli law firm.
Education:
Reichman University, LL.B, 2015
Admission:
Member of Israel Bar Association since 2016
Insights & News - Shahar Poller Atzil:
New Real-Estate Brokers Regulations in Israel require professionalism, transparency, fairness and accountability
Shahar Poller Atzil on Channel 10: The New Broker Regulations
Recently, the new ethics regulations for real estate brokers in Israel came into effect, requiring them to operate with full transparency and uphold high standards of integrity towards their clients.
Shahar Poller Atzil, a partner in our litigation department, was invited to an interview on Channel 10 (the Economic Channel) to discuss the new reform that is set to change the landscape of the real estate brokerage market in Israel.
Representing Owners of Luxury Tel Aviv Property in Lawsuit Filed against Them
Israeli basketball player Yoni Nir has filed a lawsuit against three women who own a property in the upscale Nahalat Yitzhak neighborhood in Tel Aviv. The lawsuit alleges the women refused to abide by a "binding sale agreement" signed between them for the sale of the property in the amount of NIS 4.9 million together with renovation costs. Our firm’s Daphna Klein and Shahar Poller Atzil are representing the defendants in the case.