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Hilton escalates legal battle against former Jerusalem Waldorf Astoria owner over $26 million unpaid debt
02.04.24|Golan HazaniTwo 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|Omer Kabir and Orna YefetThe 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|Elihay VidalA 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|Sophie ShulmanAdv. 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|CTechGershoni 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|Amir KurzAvi 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|Amir KurtzCourt 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|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|Sophie ShulmanThe 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|Sophie ShulmanEach 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|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|Lital DobrovitskyIn 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
The Israeli Unicorn Stiffing its Employees
16.03.20|Hagar RavetOn paper, Tel Aviv-based artificial intelligence company InfiBond is valued at $1.25 billion; in reality, its employees have yet to be paid this year
Election Results Pending, One Thing Is Clear: Israel Needs Better Privacy Laws
03.03.20|Omer KabirThe recent election brought to light many privacy-related issues that have flourished in Israel under outdated privacy laws. From the triple leak of Israel’s voting registrar to an anonymous texter that trolled Likud supporters, something needs to change
The Dodgy Framework and the Middlemen: how NSO Sold its First Pegasus License
24.02.20|Tomer Ganon and Hagar RavetA legal dispute regarding brokerage fees sheds light on the way the malware was first sold to a foreign country. American businessman Elliott Broidy, currently under investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice for possible violations of lobbying laws, was originally tapped as one of the architects of the deal despite admitting to illegal gifts worth $1 million shortly before
Financial Secrecy Promised to Immigrating Millionaires Is a Stain on Israel
19.02.20|Omri Milman In the Financial Secrecy Index published by independent international network the Tax Justice Haven for 2020, Israel has not made significant strides
Dark Web—Committing Crimes to Catch Criminals
17.02.20|Avraham Chaim SchneiderThe legally gray areas of the dark web could serve as the extremes that help to define the less convoluted areas of cyber law many local and international governing bodies are currently grappling with
Teva’s Small Print Gives Rise to Optimism
13.02.20|Sophie ShulmanThe improvement CEO Kåre Shultz promised is not immediately evident in the drugmaker’s forecast for 2020, but a closer look shows Teva’s new brand drugs are starting to live up to their promise
CureTech’s Cancer-Fighting Dreams End With Insolvency
03.02.20|Lital Dobrovitsky After an acquisition deal with pharmaceutical company InSight fell through in 2018, the company failed to secure further funding
Teva Fights Muddy Reputation With Positive Report
23.01.20|Sophie ShulmanCalcalist obtained a report commissioned by the Israeli drugmaker that details its economic contribution to the countries in which it operates

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