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Ran Karmi
Ran is a member of the firm’s Antitrust and Competition Department.
Adv. Ran Karmi advises both Israeli and foreign corporations on mergers and acquisitions, dominant and monopolistic status, restrictive arrangements, and tender agreements.
Ran represents the firm’s clients before the Israel Competition Authority, the Competition Tribunal, and all levels of Israeli courts in proceedings involving antitrust and competition matters, as well as in other commercial litigation.
He boasts extensive previous experience as an attorney specializing in intellectual property and its regulation.
Ran served as an antitrust research assistant to Professor Michal S. Gal and an intellectual property research assistant to Professor Niva Elkin-Koren, both at the University of Haifa. During the course of his studies at the University of Haifa, Ran served as chief counsel of the Student Union and took part in numerous and diverse academic projects.
Prominent legal directory The Legal 500 ranks Ran as a Recommended Lawyer in Competition and Antitrust.
Prior to joining Barnea, Ran served in the antitrust and competition department of a boutique law firm.
Education:
University of Haifa, LL.M., Law and Technology Program (2nd in his class), 2011
University of Haifa, LL.B. (Magna Cum Laude and Dean's List), 2011
University of Haifa, B.A. in Economics, 2011
Admission:
Member of the Israel Bar Association since 2012
Insights & News - Ran Karmi:
Israeli Monopolists Barred from Granting Discriminatory Rebates
Barnea: Representing Aviad in Precedential Competition Lawsuit
Our firm represented Aviad Concrete and Clay Industries in a lawsuit against Nesher Israel Cement Enterprises that alleged Nesher abused its monopolistic position and harmed competition. The court's ruling set a precedent regarding the limits of the prohibition imposed on monopolies from discriminating between customers. Gal Rozent and Ran Karmi represented Aviad in the lawsuit.