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Association of Banks Magazine, June / 2017

“New Israeli Banking Law – Trying to Force Banks to Accept Second Liens”

Assaf Oz and Eyal Dotan, partners in our Banking Group, discuss Israel’s new law allowing borrowers to create a second lien on assets pledged to a bank.  Will it increase credit for small businesses? For the full article (Hebrew), please click here.

TheMarker, June / 2017

A “Restart” for the Legal world

Yuval Sasson, who heads our firm’s Homeland Security and Cyber practice, discusses hackers and the legal tools available to fight them, in an article published by The Marker. For the full article (Hebrew), please click here.

Globes, May / 2017

Energean will supply natural gas from Karish and Tanin gas fields to Dalia and Or Power Energies

Renelle Joffe, partner in Meitar’s Energy department, represented Energean Oil and Gas in agreements with Dalia Power Energies and Or Power Energies for the supply of natural gas from the Karish and Tanin offshore gas fields. For more information (Hebrew),

Calcalist, May / 2017

How to facilitate M&A in the high-tech industry

Raanan Lerner and Meir Akunis, partners at Meitar Law Offices, discuss pending legislation in an article published by Calcalist. For more information (Hebrew),

TheMarker, May / 2017

The Banks no longer stand alone

Eyal Dotan, Partner at Meitar Law Offices, discusses the entrance of non-banking players into Israel’s banking market, in an article published by The Marker. For more information (Hebrew), please click here.

Globes, April / 2017

Distributors and agents in Israel

Or Baron Gil, partner at Meitar Law Offices, explains how to retain distributors and agents in Israel, and how to disengage from them, in an article published by Globes. For more information,

Ynet, April / 2017

Five mistakes made by young entrepreneurs

An article by Ynet about common mistakes of startups covering a speech by Itay Frishman, a partner at our office, at the annual conference for hi-tech entrepreneurship at the Center for Academic Studies at the Google campus in Tel-Aviv. For more information (Hebrew),