Adv. Ariella Dreyfuss and Adv. Rahaf Awawdi represented TipRanks in a transaction in which Prytek acquired an additional 40% stake in TipTanks, becoming its controlling shareholder. In 2021, TipRanks raised USD 77 million, partially through a secondary offering led by Prytek. This transaction was also handled by the firm, with Adv. Hanna Daher assisting in all tax aspects.

Adv. Eyal Nachshon, Adv. Zohar Haim Levinger, and Adv. Anna Elenport represented Bank Hapoalim in a class action lawsuit filed by the Association of Representatives of Society and the Environment. The motion for certification claims that the bank charged excessive exchange fees when converting monies in foreign currency. The court rejected the motion out of hand and stated that its submission constitutes  bad faith conduct and misuse of a legal process.

Our firm is the legal partner of the Tel Aviv University Entrepreneurship Center, providing support for various programs, including the "Entrepreneurs on Campus" program, which is designed for female students pursuing a second degree or higher for purposes of developing a startup. Yesterday, the program's pitch night took place, in which the entrepreneurs presented their ventures. Adv. Inbar Katzir, who supports early-stage startups, served as a judge at the event's finale

As part of our cooperation with BDO Academy, we were invited to lecture on topics such as the role of the corporate secretariat, its importance to the organization, getting to know board directors, case law analysis, and corporate governance.

Our firm represented Trivago, a leading global hotel search platform, in its strategic investment and call option to acquire Holisto, an Israeli AI-driven travel tech platform that serves as a hotel rate aggregator and white-label booking engine provider. Adv. Ariella Dreyfuss and Adv. Dean Weinberg represented Trivago.

Our firm participated in the BDO Business Talk podcast, where we discussed payment services, the new regulatory requirements, and their impact on the financial industry.

Adv. Ariella Dreyfuss spoke as part of an IBA webinar on the key legal considerations of acquiring startups and early-stage companies in India.

Adv. Tal Freilich Hay spoke to participants of Tel Aviv University's "Yazamiyot - Female Entrepreneurs on Campus" program about core legal concepts in the world of entrepreneurship and startups.

Our firm represented a CFO who previously served at one of the largest construction companies in the country in a lawsuit filed with the Tel Aviv District Court (Economics Department). The lawsuit was initiated by the trustee appointed to the company as part of an insolvency proceeding. The CFO, who served for only a few months at the company, was one of dozens of defendants, including board members, members of management, controlling owners, and auditors, all of whom were held jointly and severally liable for damages allegedly amounting to approximately ILS 500 million due to the company’s collapse and subsequent insolvency proceedings. Despite the lawsuit raising several factual and legal claims against the CFO, we took the unusual step of filing a motion to dismiss the lawsuit outright on behalf of the CFO, before even submitting a statement of defense. The grounds for this motion included lack of cause and lack of standing. Following discussions with the trustee, an agreement was reached to remove the CFO from the lawsuit. As a result, the CFO was not held personally responsible for any of the alleged damages, with collective responsibility being attributed to all remaining defendants.

Our firm represents Mouro Capital, an investment fund that is a Vesttoo shareholder and has an appointed director, in the insolvency proceedings of Vesttoo, an international Israeli fintech company. The parallel proceedings are taking place in the United States and Israel, and Vesttoo's debts are estimated at approximately USD 3 billion. We represent Mouro Capital as Vesttoo and 48 affiliated entities undergo Chapter 11 proceedings in the United States. In Israel, debt restructuring enforcement proceedings and proceedings to recognize the foreign insolvency process are underway. As part of these matters, declaratory relief actions have been filed in Israel to establish jurisdiction over issues relating to the directors' activities at the company.