One may pierce the corporate veil in a group of companies between a mother and a wholly owned subsidiary

Minority shareholders in a company sought to halt the implementation of a board of directors’ resolution to establish a data center requiring a major investment by the company, as they contended that the decision breaches the shareholders agreement, constitutes a deviation from the company’s fields of activity and amounts to minority oppression. The Court held […]

A company entered into a finder’s fee agreement with a middleman, under which it committed to pay him a commission in exchange for establishing a connection between the company and an investor who would invest in it or its affiliates.  Approximately seven years after the contact initiated by the middleman between the company and a […]

A divorce dispute led to a motion to include real estate corporations managed by the husband as direct parties to the proceedings, within the framework of the joint property, with the intent of preventing the dissipation of assets. The Court partially granted the motion for the joinder of the corporations.  The Israeli Family Court Law […]

As part of a dispute between siblings who are shareholders and directors in a family-owned company, the sister (in her capacity as a director) proactively contacted the real estate taxation director and provided inflated, unsubstantiated valuations of the company’s assets.  This action was taken to increase the tax liabilities of her brother regarding a share […]