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Barnea Represents Leading Israeli Restaurant Group in Shareholder Dispute
Our firm represented one of Israel’s leading restaurant groups in a dispute between its controlling shareholder and a minority shareholder. Adv. Zohar Lande, Adv. Daniel Kleinman, and Adv. Asaf Glazner advised the group on negotiating a resolution that brought the dispute to an end. Under the resulting transaction, the controlling shareholder and another shareholder acquired the minority shareholder’s entire stake in the group, based on a valuation of approximately ILS 44 million.
Barnea Represents Car Safety Company in Industrial Espionage Lawsuit
Adv. Zohar Lande, Adv. Moran Bickel, and Adv. Asaf Glazner represent car safety company D-Lock in its ILS 20 million lawsuit against SafeCar. D-Lock alleges that SafeCar engaged in industrial espionage, filed baseless lawsuits, and threatened D-Lock's managers and service providers in an effort to prevent its entry into the market.
Barnea Represents Businessman in ILS 20 Million Lawsuit Against Moshe Hogeg
Adv. Zohar Lande, Adv. Moran Bickel, and Adv. Asaf Glasner are representing an American businessman in a ILS 20 million lawsuit against Moshe Hogeg, Adi Sheleg, Singulariteam, and additional defendants. The plaintiff claims the defendants prompted him to invest in a cryptocurrency venture called Stox, which did not really exist, and fraudulently pocketed the investment funds.
Barnea Represents Meir Arbiv in Dispute with Nochi Dankner
Adv. Zohar Lande, Adv. Moran Bickel, and Adv. Asaf Glazner are representing the agricultural entrepreneur Meir Arbiv, who claims Israeli businessman Nochi Dankner's new foodtech venture is based on his trade secrets. Arbiv alleges he passed on such information to Dankner after being convinced to enter into a partnership with him.
Lawsuit Filed Against Moshe Hogeg Alleges Fraud in Stox Fund Raising
Our firm is representing a Canadian citizen in an ILS 5 million lawsuit against Moshe Hogeg, a prominent Israeli entrepreneur in the cryptocurrency sector. Our client alleges that the defendants used funds raised by Hogeg’s company, Stox, for personal purposes and breached their obligations to investors.