Home

The team

Knowledge center

Insights & News

Doing business in Israel

Barnea blog

Intern at Barnea

Contact

© All rights reserved to Barnea Jaffa Lande Law offices

Antitrust and Competition

Banking & Finance

Capital Markets

Enforcement/white collar

Investment Funds

Private Clients

Blog / Regulation

Adv. Michael Barnea

Ten Golden Tips for Distribution Agreements

April 30, 2017 / by Michael Barnea

Distributors, agents, resellers and OEM partners all share the same commercial function of selling goods to end users. Thus, although there are significant differences between the legal statuses of each of these players, this article below treats all of them collectively as “distributors”. Appointing a distributor involves significant inherent risks. The drafting of the distribution agreement may help in mitigating these risks and realizing the potential benefit of your relationship. While formulating distribution agreements you should pay special attention to the following key issues:

See full post >

Adv. Ilan Blumenfeld

Foreign Corporations Also Have No Immunity – Organizing a Restrictive Arrangement is Liable to Lead to Criminal Sanctions

December 21, 2016 / by Ilan Blumenfeld , Daniel Kleinman

A restrictive arrangement organized between an Israeli corporation and a foreign corporation, which results in significant harm to the competition in the Israeli market, is subject to the Israeli Restrictive Trade Practices Law.

See full post >

Adv. Jaffa Simon

Doing Business in Israel: a Nation Friendly to Business Investment

November 7, 2016 / by Simon Jaffa

Companies, countries, and individuals who are interested in doing business abroad are looking more and more towards Israel. This has not occurred by accident. Israel has devised and implemented national policies to make it a world leader in technology and innovation. The result is a nation friendly to business investment. With the right business and legal guidance, investors are discovering tremendous potential in this small but sophisticated country.

See full post >

Bio

How Brexit Might Affect the UK’s Environmental and Energy Law

September 13, 2016 / by Barnea

The European Union (EU) has driven environmental policy across Europe since its inception in 1992. With the United Kingdom’s (UK) referendum of withdrawal from the EU, though, how it responds in its energy and environmental legal and regulatory structure could affect not only the UK, but the European and even the global marketplace.

See full post >

Previous 1 … 4 5 6

// load AI chatbot on test page