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November / 2010

Representation of Amdocs in its $215 million acquisition of Bridgewater Systems Corporation

Meitar represented Amdocs in its acquisition of Bridgewater Systems Corporation a publicly held provider of policy management and network control solutions for approximately $215 million.

November / 2010

Representation of MobileAccess in its acquisition by Corning Inc. for $175 million

Meitar represented MobileAccess a leading provider of wireless network solutions in its acquisition by Corning Inc. for approximately $175 million.

November / 2010

Kibbutz Magal in its sale to Permira

Meitar represented Kibbutz Magal one of the shareholders of Netafim, in the sale of a controlling interest in Netafim Ltd. to Permira Fund, one of the largest European private equity funds.

November / 2010

Representation of Altice securities in the sale of Mirs Communication to Hot Communication

Meitar represented the Altice Fund of Patrick Drahi in the sale of Mirs Communications, an Israeli cellular operator, to Hot Telecommunications, Israel’s largest cable television company, for a price of up to $300 million.

November / 2010

Cool Holding in the acquisition of Hot Communication

Meitar represented the Altice Fund of Patrick Drahi in the purchase of a substantial shareholding in Hot Telecommunications from Yediot Communications, one of Israel’s largest news companies.

November / 2010

Answer Corporation in its acquisition by AFCV Holdings

Meitar represented Answers.com, (NASDAQ: ANSW), creators of the leading answer engine Answers.com®, in its acquisition by AFCV Holdings, LLC, a portfolio company of growth equity investor Summit Partners for approximately $127 million in cash or $10.50 per share.

November / 2010

Representation of Pitango in the acquisition of VideoSurf by Microsoft

Meitar represented Pitango one of the shareholders of VideoSurf, a start-up that specializes in video search technology that scans several video related sites, in the company’s acquisition by Microsoft