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Family battle erupts over control of $6.5 million security company
23.08.26
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Tomer Ganon
Two siblings are suing their younger sister and her husband, Silynx's CEO and controlling shareholder, for $5.7 million, alleging they were secretly stripped of much of their inheritance in the family business.
Oligarch’s son sued for $322,000 over $45,000-a-month Israeli villa
17.08.26
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Dotan Levy, Tomer Ganon
Alekandr Kogan, son of oligarch Valery Kogan, disputes the landlord's account and says he never moved into the property because it was not ready.
TikTok faces criminal complaint over alleged failure to protect 14-year-old girl
15.07.26
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Omer Kabir
The platform and the head of its Israel operations are accused of refusing to remove sexually abusive content targeting a minor until threatened with legal action.
Currency pressure turns Israel’s high-tech sector into “a ticking time bomb,” lawyers say
10.06.26
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Amir Kurz
Law firms say a 20% drop in the dollar is eroding revenues and forcing pricing changes across the legal sector.
Court ruling under scrutiny after AI-linked legal citations found to be inaccurate
20.04.26
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Omer Kabir
Distorted quotations from Israeli law raise questions about the role of AI in judicial drafting.
Millionaire demands son divorce wife or lose inheritance
25.03.26
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Lital Dobrovitzky
Court backs father’s decision to tie multimillion-shekel estate to son’s marital status.
A fortune for one son, $600 for the other
09.03.26
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Tomer Ganon
The will of a tycoon’s former lover leaves tens of millions to her younger son, and almost nothing to her eldest.
The cyber catch: Defending intellectual property in a rapidly shifting and classified domain
31.08.25
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Eyal Bressler
Unlike other technology sectors, the cyber domain is defined by cross-border litigation and costly legal disputes, requiring a unique approach to safeguarding patents.
Hilton escalates legal battle against former Jerusalem Waldorf Astoria owner over $26 million unpaid debt
02.04.24
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Golan Hazani
Two previous arbitration rulings regarding the dispute between Michel Ohayon and Hilton were made in London by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Hilton is seeking for the arbitration rulings to be enforced against Ohayon in Israel as well
Wolt to pay NIS 8.5 million for violating competition law
04.05.23
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Omer Kabir and Orna Yefet
The Israel Competition Authority says that the food delivery service highlighted restaurants that work exclusively with its delivery service on its application, which violates competition law
Most Important Gateways to Israeli Tech - The Lawyers
15.06.22
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Elihay Vidal
A spotlight on the high-tech departments in the leading law firms in Israel: The big deals, the important clients, and also analysis, trends, tips and advice shared by Israel’s leading high-tech lawyers
"We are working on the sale of 20 startups, including unicorns"
09.06.22
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Sophie Shulman
Adv. Dan Shamgar, a consigliere to many of Israel’s high-tech startups, added that some companies are already running out of cash, but that entrepreneurs are not panicking just yet
CHEQ appoints Limor Gershoni Levy as Chief Legal Officer
10.04.22
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CTech
Gershoni Levy is joining from fellow Israeli unicorn Cato Networks where she served as General Counsel over the past four years
Israel’s space tourist being sued for hundreds of millions by the Minesweeper
21.03.22
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Amir Kurz
Avi Buzaglo-Yoresh, who developed a technology that can detect minefields through aerial images and was Eytan Stibbe’s partner, is suing the next astronaut, claiming he is owed funds from defense exports and projects in Africa. Stibbe: My connection to this activity and lawsuit is zero
Former partners of Israel’s first “space tourist” demanding over $300 million in compensation
07.12.21
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Amir Kurtz
Court documents have revealed a bitter conflict between Eytan Stibbe and his former partners Ami Lustig and Roy Ben-Yami, over projects in Africa
Opportunity and Optimism abound as Abraham Accords mark first anniversary
07.10.21
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CTech
"Within a very short timeframe we received a lot of deals coming from Israel. Two years ago, I could not foresee such vast progress and development," said Adv. Richard Hughes, a partner at DLA Piper in the UAE
What’s behind the timed resurgence of lawsuits against Teva?
28.08.20
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Sophie Shulman
The Israeli pharmaceutical giant was hit with three legal blows over the course of a few days
Teva neck-deep in legal trouble with no end in sight
20.08.20
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Sophie Shulman
Each new court case is revealing that the company walked the grey line on its path to remarkable success
Automated Legal Contract Startup LawGeex Raises $20 Million
12.05.20
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Adi Pick
LawGeex develops software that automates legal contract reviews for customers including HP and General Electric
Tel Aviv Court Freezes InfiBond’s Assets After the AI Startup Failed to Pay Salaries
19.03.20
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Lital Dobrovitsky
In a petition to the court, the employees claimed they have not been paid since January and that they fear no solution is near as the Covid-19 pandemic effectively paralyzed the global economy
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