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Blog Tag: Privacy

ד"ר צבי גבאי

Regulation in the 2024: A Summary of Key Changes and Outlook for the Future

September 18, 2024 / by Zvi Gabbay , Ran Karmi , Anat Even-Chen , Avishay Klein

Several statutory arrangements and regulatory guidelines have been published thus far during 2024, particularly in relation to the capital market, the financial sector and privacy protection, as well as various circulars addressing corporate governance and risk management, with the objective of increasing certainty for businesses and for the public as a whole.

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Adv. Dr. Avishay Klein

2022: Trends in Israeli and International Privacy Regulations

January 18, 2023 / by Avishay Klein , Karin Kashi , Ben Norman

2022 saw significant regulatory developments in the field of privacy protection in Israel and throughout the world. These developments directly affect companies whose business activities in Israel and internationally involve the collection and processing of personal information.

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אייל נחשון

Proposed Amendment to Israeli Class Action Regulations Could Infringe on Public Companies’ Rights

November 23, 2022 / by Eyal Nachshon

The proposed amendment to the Class Action Regulations contradicts the Courts Regulations (Review of Files). If enacted, any person, in any case and without providing justification, may review the statements of response filed by respondent-companies to the motions to certify class actions filed against them.

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Adv. Anat Even-Chen

Privacy Protection Laws in Israel – Outlook for 2022

December 30, 2021 / by Anat Even-Chen , Ben Norman

The legislation of privacy protection laws in Israel has shifted into high gear and is beginning to close the gap with legislation in Europe. A major step in this direction occurred about a month ago when the Ministerial Committee for Legislation approved a series of legislative amendments designed to adapt the Privacy Protection Law to the consumers, technologies, and trends of 2022.

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Adv. Karin Kashi

Collecting Employee Information? It’s Time to Wake Up

January 12, 2021 / by Karin Kashi

Employers collect data about their employees. It starts with employees’ salary data, resumes, and work hours. It continues with fingerprints and images from security cameras, followed by employee meals and business trip information. Employers also collect medical information, personal messages on company phones, and location data of the company car for private trips. It goes on and on and on.

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Adv. Anat Even-Chen

Protect Your Business by Learning How to Handle Data

March 4, 2020 / by Anat Even-Chen , Karin Kashi

In an attempt to assist businesses in addressing the privacy challenges they face, we prepared a short guide on the key principles of handling data.

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Adv. Dreyfuss Ariella

Good Night 2019!

December 31, 2019 / by Ariella Dreyfuss

Check out some interesting developments in the Israeli high-tech sphere in 2019.

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What You Should Know before Launching a Website or App

December 4, 2019 / by Anat Even-Chen

When a company is looking to start operating on-line via a website or an app, it must ensure its relationship with its users is defined not only from a marketing point of view but also from a legal perspective. Watch the video to learn more.

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Adv. Karin Kashi

Considering an M&A Transaction? Don’t Forget to Conduct Privacy Due Diligence

September 11, 2019 / by Karin Kashi

In light of heightened privacy enforcement in Israel and around the world, companies entering into merger and acquisition transactions should include privacy aspects in their due diligence.

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Adv. Yuval Lazi

Tread Carefully

May 7, 2018 / by Yuval Lazi

The GDPR craze has left everyone trying to tick off all the boxes in terms of regulatory compliance, while little attention is given to addressing: what happens if you actually get attacked.

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