Litigation / Class Actions
Our Litigation Department has extensive expertise in handling all aspects of class actions, a unique and powerful procedural tool that gives class plaintiffs significant leverage against a wide range of entities and companies.
A class action allows an individual plaintiff to ask the court to certify a claim on behalf of a larger group of injured parties. By aggregating numerous relatively small individual claims into a single proceeding, class actions can give rise to substantial exposure. They also serve as an important tool for deterring corporate misconduct and enabling the private enforcement of statutory rights in a variety of fields, including consumer protection, banking, insurance, corporate and securities law, equality, and the prevention of discrimination.
Our firm specializes in representing public and private companies, as well as officers and controlling shareholders, in defending against motions to certify class actions in areas such as corporate law, antitrust law, securities law, and consumer protection law. We have successfully assisted in defending class actions brought against some of the largest companies in the Israeli economy, including financial institutions, high-tech companies, investment funds, income-producing real estate companies, e-commerce businesses, and multinational entities, as well as some of the country’s most prominent businesspeople.
In recent years, our firm has also developed significant experience in representing companies and businesspeople in class actions brought under the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Law. These proceedings relate, among other things, to the physical and digital accessibility of businesses and the services they provide to persons with disabilities. In this context, our firm also advises many public companies in Israel on making their services accessible to persons with disabilities.
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Litigation / Class Actions
Our Litigation Department has extensive expertise in handling all aspects of class actions, a unique and powerful procedural tool that gives class plaintiffs significant leverage against a wide range of entities and companies.
A class action allows an individual plaintiff to ask the court to certify a claim on behalf of a larger group of injured parties. By aggregating numerous relatively small individual claims into a single proceeding, class actions can give rise to substantial exposure. They also serve as an important tool for deterring corporate misconduct and enabling the private enforcement of statutory rights in a variety of fields, including consumer protection, banking, insurance, corporate and securities law, equality, and the prevention of discrimination.
Our firm specializes in representing public and private companies, as well as officers and controlling shareholders, in defending against motions to certify class actions in areas such as corporate law, antitrust law, securities law, and consumer protection law. We have successfully assisted in defending class actions brought against some of the largest companies in the Israeli economy, including financial institutions, high-tech companies, investment funds, income-producing real estate companies, e-commerce businesses, and multinational entities, as well as some of the country’s most prominent businesspeople.
In recent years, our firm has also developed significant experience in representing companies and businesspeople in class actions brought under the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Law. These proceedings relate, among other things, to the physical and digital accessibility of businesses and the services they provide to persons with disabilities. In this context, our firm also advises many public companies in Israel on making their services accessible to persons with disabilities.