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Ori Rodriguez
Ori is an associate in our Regulation Department.
Adv. Ori Rodriguez provides ongoing legal advice to Israeli and foreign companies on the regulatory and commercial matters pertaining to their activities in Israel.
As part of his work, Ori assists clients in various aspects of financial regulation, such as regulated financial services, payment services, credit data, consumer protection, e-commerce, equal rights for people with disabilities, supervision of goods and services, trademarks and copyrights, licensing for cannabis businesses, and more.
In addition, Ori provides legal opinions on a variety of subjects to both foreign companies seeking to operate in Israel and Israeli companies seeking to operate abroad.
Education:
IDC Herzliya, LL.B. & B.A. in Government, 2019
Admission:
Israel Bar Association, 2021
Insights & News - Ori Rodriguez:
New Regulations Ahead: Reporting Obligations for Payment Companies and License Holders
The Consumer Protection and Fair-Trade Authority: businesses are required to disclose changes to product characteristics or components.
Regulatory highlights for small and medium-sized businesses
There has been a growing outcry recently against the ease at which class actions alleging a variety of offenses are being filed against small and medium-sized business-owners. Almost every week since October 7, news media have been reporting about business owners who were called up for reserve duty, spent months defending the country, and who, upon returning home after completing their tour of duty, are then forced to fight in the courts because a warning letter was waiting for them with a demand for high sums of compensation. Much has been written about this and about the impacts that such demand letters have on reservists – personally and at the business level. And as reported, this issue should be examined by the legislative authorities.