Advocates Tamar Migdal and Nitzan Zimran of our firm write in their article in Globes about an Appeals Committee’s decision according to which a local committee is not authorized to approve a plan for the regulation of building rights by virtue of NOP 38 (in contrast to the practice which has been applied for many years). For the full article (Hebrew), click here.
Nadav Weisman, a partner in our firm, writes in his Globes article that “the Zilber affair is the direct link between the Loyalty in Culture Law and the Loyalty in the Legal System Law, i.e. the Legal Advisors Bill.” For the full article (Hebrew), click here.
Tamar Migdal, a partner in our firm and head of the Planning and Construction Group, was interviewed for a special project: “70 Years of Israeli Real Estate”, which was published by the Real Estate Summit and Yedioth Ahronoth. For the full article (Hebrew) “The Evolution of the Betterment Levy”, click here.
We are very proud that three of our partners, Shira Azran, Talya Gerstler and Miri Shalit, were recognized as leading female lawyers in the Israeli M&A Market! For the full article (Hebrew) in today’s The Marker magazine, please click here.
Israel’s High Court of Justice rejected a petition filed by environmental organizations objecting to the development of the Karish & Tanin offshore natural gas leases by Meitar’s client Energean. Judge Itzhak Amit of the Supreme Court noted that “it is only appropriate that such an important issue will be determined by legislation of the Knesset.”
Energean was represented by Dr. Reli Leshem, Edan Laron and Tamar Migdal of our firm. For the full article published in TheMarker magazine (Hebrew), click here.
Adv. Yuval Sasson, partner at our firm talks about cloud innovations that will have an effect on both law enforcement and cybercriminals, In his article “The Innovative Legislation Against Cyber Crimes is a Milestone in the Upcoming Revolution”, which was published in Calcalist magazine. For the full article (Hebrew) please click here.
Gidi Frishtik, head of our firm’s environmental law practice, writes in his article in The Marker “The biggest environmental disaster you are not aware of”, about the environmental problems at the facilities of Israel Military Industries (IMI) in Ramat Hasharon, which ultimately caused groundwater contamination. Would the treatment of IMI have been different if it were a private company?
For the full article (Hebrew), please click here.
