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As a person advances along the path of life (and not necessarily when reaching the "third age"), the desire arises to protect their assets and ensure the future of their relatives, alongside the fear of who will care for them if they lose their capacity.
In recent years, we have been witnessing a growing trend of Israeli investors directing their gaze and capital towards real estate markets in the Mediterranean basin countries, primarily Cyprus and Greece.
In the dynamic business world, successful public and private companies often find themselves targeted by investors or competing companies seeking to execute a hostile takeover.
A 39-year-old, founding partner in a startup company, flew for a weekend to a ski resort and one unfortunate slip sent him to intensive care and the company to a rapid crash course, as his absence prevented it from paying employees and suppliers or performing other material and urgent tasks.
Chile is undergoing a period of particular interest for the Israeli investor.
In June 2026, it was reported in the press that the CEO of the Stock Exchange is interested in purchasing, together with a partner, the ownership of the Hapoel Hadera football team, similar to other transactions in which private businessmen, Israelis or foreign residents, purchase Israeli teams, such as Mitchell Goldhar at Maccabi Tel Aviv, Alona Barkat at Hapoel Beer Sheva, Yaakov Shahar at Maccabi Haifa, Edmond Safra at Hapoel Tel Aviv, and Barak Abramov at Beitar Jerusalem.
The World Cup always reminds us that the football players' market is a global one.
In recent years, as real estate prices in Tel Aviv and throughout Israel reach peaks that make it difficult for many buyers, investors are looking for alternatives and turning to overseas investments.
Late at night, a bustling Tel Aviv bar, a young, normative man with no criminal record pushes another in the heat of the moment.
The Supreme Court of Cassation (SCC) is awaited to rule on whether the law encourages the bad-faith draining of companies.
A database owner in Israel decides to take advantage of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran and transfer information from the database in Israel to servers located in a slightly (in his opinion) less perilous area.
In international business culture, relocation to Israel and life-transition planning have always been accompanied by challenges of cultural gaps and business pace, as well as significant economic and tax-related dilemmas.
A public company which shares were suspended from trading on TASE due to non-publication of financial statements petitioned at the last minute against the transfer of its shares to the maintenance list after the three months of suspension had lapsed. The company sought a short delay contending that the statements would be published soon, but […]
Two families purchased apartments from a developer. After the developer ran into financial difficulties and a receiver was appointed to complete the project, they sought to cancel the purchase agreement and forfeit the Sale Law guarantees in their possession due to a significant delay in delivery and given the fact that they can no longer […]
A client whose investment account with a foreign company was blocked, served a statement of claim to the Israeli company through which the account was opened. The Israeli company contended that it is not authorized to receive service of process on behalf of the foreign company since it only provides technical support. The Court held […]