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Adv. Ken Shaked

Material Transfer Agreements: Why They Matter

May 10, 2023 / by Ken Shaked

IP can be tangible, and MTA agreements are there to determine the terms and conditions of their transfer and usage.

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Adv. Roy Engel

Distribution Waterfalls in Private Investment Funds

May 2, 2023 / by Roy Engel , Yakov Vilenski

The growth of private equity funds in Israel derives mainly from the maturation of many Israeli companies. So what are the main differences between private equity funds (PE) and venture capital funds (VC)?

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Adv. Zvi Gabbay

The Business Judgment Rule – a Director’s Best Friend

May 2, 2023 / by Zvi Gabbay

Board members looking to protect themselves from lawsuits pertaining to the proper fulfillment of their duties must fully understand the three principles of the business judgment rule. Because what is true in Delaware is also true in Israel.

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Adv. Ilan Blumenfeld

Corporate Governance in Israeli Cooperative Societies

March 27, 2023 / by Ilan Blumenfeld

The segregation of duties between corporate organs (in private and public entities) derives from the principle of separation of powers. Although the laws governing cooperative societies in Israel do not address the tension between the organs in a cooperative society, the principles created and developed in corporate law may be applied to cooperative society law by way of inference.

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Adv. Dana Ben Yehuda

Critical Considerations before Drawing up a Founders’ Agreement

March 12, 2023 / by Dana Ben-Yehuda

A founders’ agreement is signed at the initial stages of forming a venture with an uncertain future. This is precisely the time to decide how matters will proceed if the venture is an enormous success, a failure, or anything in between.

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Jacki Silbermann

Doing Business in Israel: Being an Employer

February 26, 2023 / by Jacki Silbermann

Employment law in Israel is dynamic and relies not only on the letter of the law, but also on rapidly changing case law. At the same time, Israeli employment law is highly regulated, and there are a wide variety of rules and standards that obligate the parties to an employment relationship.

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Adv. Dudi Cohen

Advantage to Israeli Banks When Self-Exercising a Deposited Pledge

February 21, 2023 / by David (Dudi) Cohen , Idan Miller

Collateral in the form of a deposited pledge is an easy and inexpensive way to secure credit. However, Israeli law does not allow foreign banks to benefit from an efficient and effective mechanism enabling debt recovery by way of the self-exercise of collateral. There is no real justification for this and it harms competition in the credit market.

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עו"ד גל ליפשיץ

Doing Business in Israel: Jurisdiction and Arbitration Stipulations

February 5, 2023 / by Gal Livshits

Jurisdiction and arbitration stipulations in contracts have a decisive impact on the forum that will adjudicate a lawsuit. The legal system in Israel tends to honor contract stipulations regarding foreign jurisdiction if they are unique and explicit.

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Micky Barnea

Doing Business in Israel through Agents and Distributors

January 24, 2023 / by Michael Barnea , Anat Even-Chen

According to the law, the relationship with the local agent is classified as either an agency agreement or a distribution agreement, depending upon the substantive nature of the arrangements between the parties and not the title the parties gave to the agreement.

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Adv. Ran Karmi

2022: Antitrust and Competition in Israel – A Year in Review

January 1, 2023 / by Ran Karmi , Irit Brodsky

2022 was characterized by many trends relating to competition law in Israel. Ramped up handling of monopolies, unfair pricing and restrictive trade practices, and enhanced collaboration between Israeli government ministries and the Competition Authority are just some of the trends we witnessed during 2022 in this field.

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