Adv. Omer Ungar advises local and international clients on a variety of issues in the field of infrastructure and provides legal support to individuals and companies in a wide range of civil, commercial, and administrative cases before all levels of Israel’s courts. Additionally, he represents clients in business and civil disputes across all areas of commercial law.

Before joining the firm, Omer interned at the Tel Aviv District Attorney’s Office (Taxation and Economy). He took part in a number of cases of public and legal importance in the field of economic criminal law.

Education:

Bar-Ilan University, LL.B., 2021

Admission:

Israel Bar Association, 2023

Insights & News - Omer Ungar:

October 16, 2025

Israeli Supreme Court Precedent: Minimum Incarceration for Cartel Offenses

In early September 2025, the Israeli Supreme Court issued its ruling on Youngster v. State of Israel, also known as the “Poland trips cartel case.” In this landmark ruling, the Supreme Court called for the imposition of much harsher sentences for restrictive arrangements between competitors (cartels). It also set a minimum sentence of nine months of incarceration for such offenses.

Barnea: Representing Bareket in ILS 20 Million Lawsuit

Adv. Shai Avnieli and Adv. Omer Ungar represent Bareket in a lawsuit filed against it by construction company Longshine. Longshine, which served as the main contractor on a project initiated by Bareket, was nine months late in delivering the project. As a result, Bareket deducted approximately ILS 10 million from the construction account.

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Practice areas:

Infrastructure

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