Insights & News / Gaya Tsarfati

Adv. Zohar Lande, Adv. Eran Winner, Adv. Gaya Tsarfati, and Adv. Rotem Bensky of our firm's Litigation Department represent Mark Gazit in a lawsuit filed with the District Court against ThetaRay, its Chairman Erel Margalit, and additional defendants. The claim alleges breaches of obligations under Gazit's separation agreement, including commitments to enter into a consulting agreement and grant stock options, as well as personal liability on the part of the company's chairman.

As part of a new wave of COVID-19 restrictions, the Israeli Ministry of Health sought to implement a plan to mark vaccinated people with bracelets in all malls and shopping centers, thereby allowing them to walk freely around such complexes, as opposed to unvaccinated people. The Azrieli Group, through Adv. Zohar Lande, Adv. Eran Winner, Adv. Anat Even-Chen, Adv. Ido Vakshi, and Adv. Gaya Tsarfati, sent an urgent appeal to the Prime Minister, the Ministers of Health, Economy and Industry, and Justice, and the Attorney General. In the appeal, we argued that the plan is “discriminatory, offensive, unreasonable, and disproportionate.” In light of the criticism, the Prime Minister and the Minister of Health have decided to walk back the bracelet plan and not include it in the government vote for implementing the Green Pass in malls.

We represented Israel Scientific Instruments Ltd. (ISI) in a petition filed with the Jerusalem District Court against the Ministry of Health and others, alleging that the Ministry's tender for the procurement of coronavirus tests was conducted inequitably and granted ISI's competitors an unfair advantage. Adv. Eran Winner, Adv. Ido Vakshi, and Adv. Gaya Tsarfati represented ISI in the petition, which seeks to cancel the tender and issue a new one.