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Tal Freilich Hai
When the Cannons Roar – Israeli High-Tech Soars
July 20, 2025 / by Tal Freilich Hai
The Israeli economy in general, and its high-tech industry in particular, have been demonstrating amazing levels of resilience, innovation, and daring during Israel’s prolonged war against Hamas and its June 2025 war against Iran, astounding global markets. Notwithstanding the threats from various fronts, Israeli companies, which have become adept at maintaining “wartime routine”, are reporting increases in investments, growing interest in Israeli technologies, and burgeoning prosperity in the civil and defense innovation sectors.
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עו"ד חן שקד
Legal Guide for Israeli Companies: Employee Remuneration Through Stock Option Grants
June 25, 2025 / by Ken Shaked , Daniel Adler
Although the grant of stock options to employees and service providers is an effective and strategically valuable way to remunerate employees and strengthen their commitment to the company, they require precise planning, strict adherence to procedures, and compliance with statutory requirements.
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Adv. Hadar Israeli
Trends in Law Enforcement Against Bribery and Corruption Offenses
May 15, 2025 / by Hadar Israeli , Shir Rozenzweig
In recent months, we have been witnessing significant changes in law enforcement efforts against bribery and corruption offenses, both in Israel and abroad. Although law enforcement trends among countries are not uniform, it appears that we may not witness a real change in the global enforcement environment, despite the dramatic change that is taking place in the United States.
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Adv. Roy Engel
Comprehensive Comparison Between Closed-End Funds and Open-End Funds
May 6, 2025 / by Roy Engel , Yakov Vilenski
Investment funds have a variety of legal structures customized to investors’ various needs and investment policies. The two main fund structures are closed-end funds and open-end funds, which differ in several material parameters, as explained below.
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Adv. Ilan Blumenfeld
Phantom Stock: A Strategic Tool for Equity Incentivization
February 5, 2025 / by Ilan Blumenfeld , Shay Morhaim
In the contemporary landscape of talent management, organizations face major challenges in recruiting and retaining top-tier professionals. Equity incentive mechanisms have emerged as a sophisticated strategy to cultivate employee loyalty and align organizational performance with individual motivation.
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Adv. Gal Livshits
Unregulated Trust Mechanisms
December 5, 2024 / by Gal Livshits
We tend to think of a “trust” as a regulated contractual mechanism that people create through an agreement, a letter of authorization to a trustee etc. But is it possible to become part of a trust arrangement without it being formally regulated? The (perhaps surprising) answer is unequivocally “yes.”
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Adv. Sagi Gross
Tax Benefits to NGOs in Israel and “Public Purposes”
August 28, 2024 / by Sagi Gross
In order to promote the activities of NGOs, and to encourage donors to donate to these public benefit institutions, the State of Israel is granting them unique tax benefits, subject to the fulfillment of defined criteria.
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עו"ד אילן בלומנפלד, מחלקה מסחרית, ברנע ג'פה לנדה ושות'
Conditional Payment (Earn-Out)
August 1, 2024 / by Ilan Blumenfeld , Dor Levi-Tam
An earn-out arrangement involves the seller agreeing to receive only a portion of the consideration at the transaction’s completion, with the remainder contingent upon the acquired company’s achievement of specified financial or operational milestones during a defined post-completion period.
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עו"ד דנה בן יהודה
The Israeli Approach to Anti-Dilution Rights
July 18, 2024 / by Dana Ben-Yehuda
Investors that want to preserve their holding percentage in a company have two main options: an anti-dilution right or a pre-emptive right. Each has a different significance, but adding both to the investment agreement will fully protect an investor’s holdings. The Israeli Approach to Anti-Dilution Rights
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Adv. Roy Engel
Institutional Investors, Investment Funds, and ESG
February 1, 2024 / by Roy Engel
The European regulations that apply to investment funds are expanding to cover ESG issues. Israeli institutional investors should familiarize themselves with the regulations and prepare for similar regulations in Israel.
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