Publications & conferences

May 25

Civil Litigation – “What Is the Cost of Justice? Reflections of a Litigator on Legal Costs as an Indicator of the Structure of Civil Procedure“. Calcalist, 8.5.2025.

Article abstract: The normative framework in Israel recognizes the importance of realistic cost reimbursement, yet its practical implementation is still evolving. When awarded costs fail to reflect the actual investment in the legal process, values such as accessibility, procedural equality, and public trust in the judicial system may be undermined. In an article authored by Advocate Orly Tenennbaum and published in Calcalist, Advocate Tenennbaum examines the role of cost awards in civil litigation, their contribution to the efficient regulation of proceedings, and the means to bridge the gap between legislative intent and judicial practice.

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August 24

Our firm represented Amot Investments Ltd. within the framework of a request for leave to appeal submitted to the Supreme Court by the Henion Hameshulash Company – Assets, Management and Maintenance Ltd. and Anaben Investments Inc. (a foreign company) in relation to a judgment issued by the District Court in Tel Aviv (The Honorable – Judge Gershon Gontovnik, Judge Einat Ravid and Judge Naftali Shilo) in which the appeal filed against the judgment rejecting the financial claim (worth millions of NIS) of the companies against Amot in connection with a shopping mall in which the companies were partners in the past, was rejected. As part of the judgment given on August 19, 2024 The Supreme Court (Honorable Judge Y. Kosher) rejected the request for leave to appeal while requiring the appellants to pay expenses in favor of Amot [PCA 515/2024 Henion Hameshulash Company – Properties, Management and Maintenance Ltd. et al. v. Amot Investments Ltd.].

February 24

Our firm represented Triumph International Ltd. as part of an appeal filed by the Aphrodite chain and its owner to the Supreme Court in relation to a financial judgment issued against them by the District Court of Tel Aviv in which they were ordered to pay Triumph millions of NIS along with hundreds of thousands of NIS in court expenses. The commercial dispute between The parties dealt, among other things, in a financial debt that is the product of an agreement in connection with the supply of underwear products, as well as in the interpretation of the agreement between the parties, involving legal question fin regards to antitrust law and other economical-legal issues, as part of the judgment given on February 28, 2024 The Supreme Court (Honorable Judges: Y. Elron, G. Canfy-Steinitz, R. Ronen) The Supreme Court rejected the appeal and ordered the Aphrodite chain and its owner to pay court expenses in favor of the Triumph company [CA 3919/23 S.A.G. Nihul Kanionim Ltd. v. Triumph International Ltd.].

February 24

Our firm represents Amot Investments Ltd. and the company Jerusalem Central Station Managed 1966 Ltd. as part of a petition submitted to the Supreme Court (in its session as the High Court of Justice) against the Minister of Finance, the Minister of Transport and Road Safety, etc. in connection with the transportation facility located at the central station in Jerusalem and its use. The petition deals, among other things, with a legal – interpretive issue regarding the scope of the ministers’ authority to determine the price for the use of the transportation facility according to the traffic ordinance [HCJ 5547/24 Amot Investments Ltd. et al. v. the Minister of Transport and Road Safety, the Minister of Finance et al.] .

February 24

Our firm represents Ayalot Company and the management company within the insolvency proceedings that are being conducted in the case of Lusix Ltd. in the Central District Court – Lod (within the framework of IP 44375-08-24 Lusix Ltd. v. insolvency commissioner et al.).

The legal representation includes the representation of the aforementioned companies as creditors of Lusix company in connection with a property they own located in Rehovot and where Lusix operates laboratories for the production of rough diamonds, headquarters, etc.

February 24

Our firm represents Amot Investments Ltd. in a financial claim that is being conducted by the country of Israel under CivC 9930-09-23 that is being conducted in the Jerusalem District Court. The conflict involves legal issues in the field of tort, contract law, etc.

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