Copyright from countries that are members of the World Trade Organization are protected in Israel as rights in Israeli works

A business published a Yom Kippur greeting on social media using a photograph taken in Congo and published for the first time by the photographer in Israel. The Court accepted the photographer’s claim for copyright infringement. Under Israeli law, a “photographic work” may be deemed a protected “artistic work” when the creator showed its originality […]

A lessee gave checks to the attorney of the apartment owner, an elderly woman under nursing care, for the rent, without specifying the name of the payee. A month prior the end of the lease, the lessee located a potential tenant to replace him under the agreement terms, but when he reached to get the […]

A company ordered a video production service but did not pay for it. The shareholder was demanded to pay the debt personally after it became clear that he filed a motion to liquidate the company in an expedited process of where he declared that the company has no debts, knowingly this is not the case. […]

A person contended that he executed an agreement under which he invested in the venture because he was misled by the other party, who hid from him the existence of additional investors. However, that person continued to invest money even 3 years after he learned of the existence of additional investors. The Court held that […]