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“With broad experience across a range of corporate matters, Michael Rimon continues to gain recognition from market observers”
Chambers and Partners

”Michael Rimon combines New York experience with success in the Israeli venture capital market.”
Chambers and Partners

“A rising star who is considered ‘a cut above the rest’”
Chambers and Partners

Mike Rimon has been a partner in the Corporate and Securities Group since January 2006. He represents international and domestic public and private companies in a broad range of matters, domestic and international venture capital firms in their investments in Israeli start up companies, US-based investment banks in their underwriting of securities of Israeli companies in public and private offerings in the US and Europe and individual entrepreneurs in a wide range of corporate and securities matters. His practice is focused on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, venture capital transactions, private and public equity and debt offerings and fund formation transactions. Mike’s practice covers technology, medical device and telecom transactions. In addition, Mike provides ongoing corporate and securities advice to both private and publicly-held companies on Israeli, US and UK corporate and securities laws.

Prior to joining Meitar in early 2004, Mike was a corporate associate at Parker Chapin LLP in New York for over five years.

• Representation of Sapiens International Corporation N.V. in its pending $2.5 billion sale to Advent.
• Representation of Sapiens International Corporation N.V. in 25 acquisitions worldwide.
• Representation of Global-e in two post-IPO acquisition of US companies for an aggregate amount of $650 million.
• Representation of Prompt Security in its sale to SentinelOne.
• Representation of Entitle in its sale to Francisco Partners.
• Representation of BC Partners in its $1.6B acquisition of Keter Plastic and its $250 million acquisition of SCR.
• Representation of Medtronic in its $1.6B acquisition of Given Imaging, its $1.5 billion acquisition of Mazor Robotics and in 12 additional acquisitions of Israeli companies for an aggregate amount of $2 billion.
• Representation of Proofpoint in four acquisitions of Israeli companies.
• Representation of the shareholders of Polymer Logistics in the sale of the company to Tosca.
• Representation of Leaba Semiconductor Ltd. in its $350 million sale to Cisco Systems.
• Representation of Bezeq-subsidiary Walla in its NIS 800 million cash sale of Yad2 to Germany-based Axel Springer.
• Representation of Facebook in acquisitions of four Israeli companies.
• Representation of Rhone Capital in its US$250 million cash acquisition of Eden Springs.
• Representation of Avaya in its $230 million cash acquisition of Radvision.