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Femtech in Israel: The Challenges, Opportunities, and Legal Considerations Every Company Needs to Know

August 19, 2024 / by Inbar Gorelick

About 100 Femtech startups operate in Israel, which is considered a world leader in the field. These startups face a number of legal and regulatory challenges that must be taken into consideration in order to successfully implement innovation in this sector.

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Inbar Katzir

Advisory Board Agreements in Israel

June 10, 2024 / by Inbar Katzir

Drafting a clear advisory board agreement is crucial for establishing a beneficial relationship between a board and a company. This clarity also helps avoid obstacles and apprehensions before an investment or the sale of the startup.

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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. 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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Lazi Yuval

Legal Aspects of SAFEs (Simple Agreement for Future Equity)

October 27, 2022 / by Yuval Lazi

Since a SAFE is a relatively standard agreement, there is no need for lengthy negotiations on comprehensive investment agreements. A SAFE defines clear rules about the investor’s rights (which include, inter alia, rights similar to those the next investors in the company receive during future rounds of funding).

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Adv. Ken Shaked

Doing Business in Israel: How to Take Part in Israeli Innovation

July 14, 2022 / by Ken Shaked

Israel boasts a unique combination of academic excellence and an entrepreneurial approach. As a result, it is the home base for many startup companies. Most technologies underpinning startup companies develop at academic institutions.

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Adv. Anat Even-Chen

Doing Business in Israel: Fintech

June 13, 2022 / by Anat Even-Chen , Ori Rodriguez

International companies and individuals seeking to expand into a new area of business or expand their international business into Israel must understand the relevant legal landscape and how it may shape their operations. In this article, we will focus on international companies in the fintech sector considering offering services in Israel or to Israeli clients.

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Crowdfunding for Startups

January 24, 2022 / by Alon Anava

In 2020, these offering coordinators raised a total of ILS 60 million, in more than 35 campaigns by various private companies. Compared to 2019, when about ILS 45 million was raised through offering coordinators, this is an increase of about 33%. There is an expectation the data for 2021 will show a further increase.

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Adv. Ken Shaked

Comments and Insights on the Capital Structure of Startup Companies

July 29, 2021 / by Ken Shaked

In the regular corporate world, the capital structure of a company usually means the ratio between the company’s equity (money the company’s owners invested in it) and debt capital (external funding injected into the company by banks and other loans). For technology companies, however, the term “capital structure” usually refers to the division of the company’s ownership among the entrepreneurs and investors subsequent to the investment rounds in the company. Thus, holding 50 shares of a “regular” company that has 1,000 issued shares represents ownership of 5% of the company’s shares and entitlement to receive 5% of its distributable profits. However, if you hold 50 shares of a tech startup company that has 1,000 issued shares, this does not necessarily mean you are entitled to receive 5% of the proceeds in the event of an “exit” and the startup’s sale to a third party. Over the years, investors and entrepreneurs in startup companies have developed ownership structures that bear no resemblance to the ownership formula used in “regular” companies.

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Adv. Ken Shaked

Startups: How Much Is Your Invention Worth

May 23, 2021 / by Ken Shaked

Licensing agreements are the cornerstones of technology companies based on intellectual property. A licensing agreement is a legal contract between two parties, known as the licensor and the licensee. The licensor provides the licensee a right to use and a limited license, while the licensee accepts a series of conditions related to use of the product and payment for such use.

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