Adv. Eyal Rosovsky was interviewed on the topic of the Apropim doctrine and its implications for the interpretation of contracts in Israel, with reference to the impact of the judicial reforms on the legal system and the economy.
To listen to the full interview (Hebrew), click here.
Adv. Tali Yavin-Surasky, a partner in Meitar’s Technology and Intellectual Property Department, examines the evolving privacy landscape in Israel and worldwide, focusing on Amendment 13 to the Protection of Privacy Law. She highlights the shift from formal privacy policies to comprehensive privacy management programs and explains why organizations must proactively address compliance, enforcement, and data governance risks in an increasingly data-driven environment. For the full article (Hebrew), click here.
Adv. Hila Silverstein and Adv. Adi Rosen Cohen of Meitar’s Labor Law Department address a growing phenomenon involving the fraudulent withdrawal of pension and severance funds during active employment. The article examines the legal and financial consequences for employees and employers, highlights the long-term impact on retirement savings, and outlines practical steps for preventing pension-related fraud and protecting employees’ future financial security. For the full article (Hebrew), click here.
Meitar Law Firm’s partners explain in the article the need to establish server farms. For the full article (Hebrew), click here.
Partner Adina Shapiro explains in Calcalist that the digital infrastructure market has recently been characterized by a global phenomenon known as Bragawat. For the full article (Hebrew), click here.
Ami H. Orkaby, an expert in international commercial law and consultant to Meitar Law Offices, emphasizes that “beyond the dry numbers, this is a partnership with the largest Muslim country in the world. For Israel, this is a strategic-economic opportunity: Indonesia is experiencing growth and is becoming a major player in Asia. Israel’s integration into this growth engine means diversifying Israeli markets, increasing exports, and an opportunity for broader regional economic influence, on a scale that is difficult to quantify but could certainly be very significant.”
For the full article (Hebrew), click here.
Partner Eyal Rosovsky participated last week in the Duns 100 forum for senior professionals in the commercial litigation field, where leading attorneys in the field gathered to discuss the central issues accompanying the industry during the current challenging period.
Eyal addressed the impact of the geopolitical and political situation on the local economy and on the commercial litigation field:
“The Israeli economy has been going through several consecutive years of unprecedented challenges – starting with the COVID pandemic, through the judicial reform that created uncertainty for investors, and up to the October 7th war. Despite all these difficult challenges, we are witnessing impressive resilience of the Israeli economy – the economy did not collapse as some experts predicted.”
Rozovsky emphasized that political instability is the main factor that could lead to a more significant economic crisis, and that the situation creates an environment of uncertainty that harms economic growth. Regarding the impact on legal fields, Eyal noted that the litigation field is considered relatively less vulnerable to economic shocks, since the demand for legal services tends to remain stable even during crisis periods.
For the full article (Hebrew), click here.
