Insights & News

The firm was interviewed by Globes on the Israel Securities Authority’s new proposed bill, which seeks to tighten oversight of social media influencers providing financial and investment advice without a license. Under the proposal, influencers would be allowed to continue operating, but only under particularly restrictive conditions.

In a precedent-setting decision, Israel’s National Labor Court ruled that a private company may lawfully dismiss its CEO following a change in controlling shareholders, even without citing personal or professional shortcomings. The Court also upheld our arguments that a company may negotiate with a prospective CEO before completing the outgoing CEO’s hearing, and that appointing a new CEO from among board members does not constitute impropriety or a conflict of interest, even if that director participated in the dismissal decision. Adv. Netta Bromberg, the head of our firm's Employment Department, discussed the broader implications with TheMarker. Our team included Adv. Netta Bromberg, Adv. Eli Beloshevsky, and Adv. Amit Hadad.

Our firm is hosting a New Year Kick-Off Conference on Wednesday, September 9, 2025, in collaboration with GCs for GCs. The event will cover a variety of current topics in employment law, including emergency versus routine work arrangements, privacy in the technology era, and issues relating to bonuses and commissions. The conference will also feature an “Ask the Expert” panel discussion and a guest lecture.

Adv. Inbar Gorelick, a partner in our firm, explains in an interview with Calcalist the economic and technological potential of the trauma-tech sector in Israel. This potential has emerged in recent years as the country, by necessity, has become a “state in trauma,” developing world-leading expertise in trauma and mental health treatment. Gorelick also highlights the sector’s main challenges: public stigma, limited funding, and the risks associated with using AI without professional oversight.

Adv. Micky Barnea, in an interview with N12, addresses the implications of widespread negative sentiment toward Israel, from high-tech companies' difficulties in raising capital to the decline in deal volume and foreign companies distancing themselves from collaborations with local counterparts. 

Adv. Idan Miller, a partner and head of the firm's insolvency and corporate recovery practice, was interviewed by Yedioth Ahronoth on the growing reliance on loans as part of everyday life in Israel, in light of the rising cost of living and the lack of any foreseeable relief. In the interview, Idan addressed a key question: What should we know or check about the entity we are borrowing from? Among other points, he emphasized that “it’s a mistake to choose a loan based solely on interest rates. A loan must eventually be repaid. Not all lenders operate in the same way, and the differences between them can be significant.”

Adv. Harel Perlmutter, a partner and head of the firm's Tax Department, spoke at an event held in collaboration with the DDoS community, a network connecting members of the ultra-Orthodox community with the high-tech industry. His lecture focused on practical insights for tech employees regarding compensation, equity, options, and their related tax implications. The event also featured two technology-focused talks by community experts on AI and innovation.

We are advising Azrieli Group on the development of a new assisted living project in the Sde-Dov neighborhood in northern Tel Aviv, following Azrieli’s win in a government tender for the establishment of a large-scale senior housing complex. The Sde-Dov area, located on the grounds of the former airport, is being developed into a new residential district planned to include approximately 16,000 housing units, a central park, and the preservation of historic elements.

Dr. Avishay Klein, a partner and head of the firm's Privacy, Cyber, and AI Department, has joined the National AI Preparedness Expert Forum. Formed by the Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Technology, the forum’s mission is to develop a national strategy for the safe, responsible, and innovative use of AI, including smart regulation, fostering collaborations, and building a leading AI ecosystem in Israel.

At the Israel Real Estate Center’s 10th anniversary event, the Urban Renewal Summit, Adv. Alon Abcasis, a partner and head of the firm's Residential Real Estate and Urban Renewal Department, was invited to take part in a panel of legal experts.

Adv. Omri Oren, a partner in our Capital Markets Department, emphasizes in his article in Calcalist the importance of integrating artificial intelligence within a board’s responsibilities. He calls for embedding AI into the organizational strategy, decision-making processes, and managerial oversight, with a focus on transparent policies, responsible use, and a deep understanding of opportunities and risks, aimed at fostering safe and effective organizational growth.

Sharap Plus, a major private medical clinic network, collapsed, leaving debts of approximately ILS 50 million and no response to affected clients. Adv. Idan Miller, a partner and head of our insolvency and corporate recovery practice, was interviewed in a Channel 12 News prime-time segment on the implications of the insolvency proceedings for customer rights.

Dr. Avishay Klein, a partner and head of the firm's Privacy, Cyber and AI Department, was interviewed by Channel 10, Israel’s business news channel, on the growing impact of artificial intelligence in the legal world. The discussion covered real-world legal cases, copyright and AI, industry regulation, and academic enforcement challenges.

A new initiative led by Israel’s Ministry of Finance seeks to curb the involvement of organized crime in public tenders, a goal both important and necessary. However, the proposed language of the draft bill raises concerns that the burden may ultimately fall on the public, both financially and democratically. As an expert in the field, Adv. Liran Welcman, who heads our firm’s public tenders practice, shares his insights in a thought-provoking op-ed.

The firm represents Aviv Group, controlled by Melisron Ltd., one of Israel’s leading real estate companies specializing in the development and construction of residential, commercial, and luxury projects. We recently advised the group on a financing agreement with Mizrahi-Tefahot Bank for a project in the Maoz Aviv neighborhood of Tel Aviv, with credit facilities totaling approximately ILS 1.4 billion.

Adv. Harel Perlmutter, a partner and head of the firm's Tax Department, was interviewed by Walla regarding the Israel Tax Authority’s upcoming voluntary disclosure procedure for holders of cryptocurrencies and digital assets. The new framework is expected to offer immunity from criminal proceedings for taxpayers who come forward, without an anonymous track and without relief from interest or inflation adjustments. The procedure will apply to assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and NFTs, provided the disclosure is made before any investigation is initiated or relevant information reaches the authorities.

Adv. Zohar Lande, head of our firm’s Litigation Department, participated today in a panel at the annual ACC Israel Conference, which focused on how companies handle crisis situations, such as regulatory investigations or office raids. Zohar spoke about the critical importance of the initial steps taken on the day a crisis breaks and how a company’s immediate decisions can shape its legal, business, and reputational trajectory over time.