Electra City Tower
58 Harekevet St.
Tel Aviv
6777016
Terry Almozlino Arnon
Possessing over 20 years of experience, Terry advises on a wide range of projects and transactions as related to entrepreneurship, financing, development, litigation, and more.
Along with providing legal support during real estate transactions, Terry also guides her clients in various commercial and ongoing issues and represents them before various courts.
Terry previously served as legal counsel for and board member of Arena Star Group. She was responsible for the company’s entire legal apparatus.
Terry’s clients include some of the largest real estate companies in Israel, real estate investors, private developers, and logistics and infrastructure companies.
Prominent legal directory Chambers and Partners ranks Terry as a Leading Lawyer in the Real Estate practice area.
Education:
IDC Herzliya, LL.M., 2011
IDC Herzliya, LL.B. and B.A. in Business Administration (cum laude), 2002
Admission:
Israel Bar Association, 2003
Insights & News - Terry Almozlino Arnon:
Bizportal | Contractor Insolvency: Homebuyers’ Compensation and the Implications for Project Financing
In the Kushokro case, Israel’s Supreme Court held that compensation accruing for delivery delays from the date of the receiver’s appointment constitutes an expense of the proceedings and takes priority over debts secured by a floating charge. Writing in Bizportal, Adv. Terry Almozlino Arnon, head of our Real Estate Department, explains how the ruling may affect credit pricing, equity and collateral requirements, and oversight of residential projects.
Nadlan Center's Most Significant Judgments of the Jewish Year – Interview with Adv. Terry Almozlino Arnon
As part of its annual review of the most significant judgments issued over the past year, Nadlan Center interviewed leading legal professionals in the fields of real estate and real estate taxation, including Adv. Terry Almozlino Arnon. Terry discussed a Supreme Court ruling that emphasized that, in real estate transactions, demonstrating the parties’ intention to enter into an agreement is not sufficient. A written document reflecting the agreed terms is also required.