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Former Shufersal CEO Itzik Abercohen credit: Eyal Izhar Competition Authority summons former Shufersal CEO to hearing

According to the indictment, Shufersal and Itzik Abercohen allegedly made public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

Nochi Danner credit: Tamar Matsafi Nochi Dankner reinvented

Still mired in debt, a court case sheds light on the new life of the former 'golden boy' of Israeli business, since his release from prison.

FBI to investigate Nakash Group Israel CEO

The complaint against Avi Hormaro was filed with the FBI offices in Miami, Florida, where many of the group's companies are incorporated, "Globes" has learned.

APM merges with lawyers from Doron, Tikotzky Kantor, Gutman credit: Eyal Merilos APM merges with 12 lawyers from Doron, Tikotzky Kantor, Gutman

With the addition of these 12 lawyers, Amit Pollak Matalon & Co. will now have 135 lawyers.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu credit: Reuven Kastro Police call Netanyahu for testimony as aides arrested

Jonatan Urich and Eli Feldstein are being held over alleged payments received from Qatar while working in the prime minister's bureau.

Nakash brothers credit: Aviv Hoffi Nakash brothers set to dissolve Israel partnership

Avi Nakash has fallen out with Joe and Rafi Nakash over his claims that former CEO Avi Hormaro stole rights in the Group's companies, which include Arkia, the Orchid hotel chain and Ampa.

Advs. Roy Keidar and Netanella Treistman credit: Nicky Westphal AI blind spot startups can no longer afford to ignore

How AI governance can assist startups and enhance their ability to succeed.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Shin Bet head Ronen Bar  credit: Government Press Office/Kobi Gidon Histadrut chair: I won't sit quietly if gov't ignores court

Histadrut chairperson Arnon Bar-David has joined calls from Israel's business world for the government to respect the High Court of Justice ruling suspending the dismissal of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar.

Benjamin Netanyahu  credit: ýAlex Kolomoisky, Yediot Aharonot Firing the Shin Bet chief: The hurdles

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he has "lost trust" in Shin Bet head Ronen Bar. Will this be enough to overcome legal challenges to his dismissal?

D&B chairman Doron Cohen and Meitar partner Dan Geva Meitar reclaims title of Israel's biggest law firm

Meitar has first place with 537 lawyers, followed by Herzog Fox Neeman with 512 lawyers, according to the latest Dun's 100 rankings.

Beny Steinmetz credit: Reuters Denis Balibouse Greek Supreme Court frees Israel's Benny Steinmetz

Greece's top court has quashed a lower court's ruling to deport Steinmetz to Romania.

Selina hotel in Tel Aviv credit: Inbal Marmari Hospitality chain Selina Israel files for liquidation

The company has NIS 1.5 million in unpaid commitments and a NIS 32 million loan.

Nochi Dankner  credit: Tamar Matsafi Court orders seizure of Nochi Dankner assets worth NIS 50m

The order follows the cancelation of the settlement of the class action brought by IDB shareholders against Dankner and his partner Itay Strum..

Eitan Yochananof and Eyal Ravid credit: Eyal Izhar and Tali Bogdanovsky Regulator indicts Victory, Yochananof CEOs over price fixing

The Israel Competition Authority today issued first indictments, following the food price fixing investigation.

Israel Tax Authority Head Shay Aharonovich credit: Yossi Zamir Israel Tax Authority set to publish voluntary disclosure plan

The latest procedure, delayed for over a year, will not include an anonymous track but will have a fast track for unreported cryptocurrency assets.

Guardknox founders Photo: Tom Bergman Car cybersecurity co GuardKnox seeks court protection

The Israeli startup, which has raised $60 million, has ongoing liabilities of NIS 11 million that it will struggle to repay without legal arrangements.

Israel Bar Association chairperson Adv. Amit Becher credit: Noam Moskowitz, Knesset Spokesperson's Office Israel Bar Association under siege

The lawyers' association sees legislation to weaken it, and ultimately abolish it, as revenge for its stance against the government's judicial overhaul program.

Beny Steinmetz credit: Reuters Denis Balibouse Greek court orders extradition of Beny Steinmetz to Romania

Steinmetz's lawyer Stavros Togias insists that the Athens court's decision contradicts a previous decision made by the court in 2022.

Yariv Levin and Yitzhak Amit  credit: Noam Moskowitz/Knesset Spokesperson's Office, Yonatan Zindel/Flash90 Levin refuses cooperation with Supreme Court president

Minister of Justice Yariv Levin and his allies on the Judicial Selection Committee boycotted yesterday's session in which Yitzhak Amit was appointed as permanent president of the Supreme Court.

Left to right: Jeff Kurin, Bert Magen, Larry Vierra and Brian Marcus credit: Ohad Kab: Pearl Cohen merges with San Francisco IP firm

Pearl Cohen Zedek Latzer Baratz is enhancing its presence on the West Coast of the US through a merger with Vierra Magen Marcus (VMM), a boutique firm specializing in intellectual property.

Gideon Sa'ar and Yariv Levin Levin-Sa'ar plan makes judicial appointments a political affair

The proposal by two government ministers will make the selection of judges less professional and more of a political horse trade.

Minister of Justice Yariv Levin and Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa'ar   credit:  Michael Dimenstein, Government Press Office Levin, Sa'ar present judicial overhaul compromise

The plan makes only a minor change to the composition of the Judicial Selection Committee, and covers the scope of basic laws and judicial review of legislation.

Yoav Etzyon, Racheli Guz-Lavi, Eyal Bressler, and Yonatan Altman  credit:  Eyal Marilus Law firms APM and Dr. Eyal Bressler merge

Dr. Eyal Bressler & Co. specializes in intellectual property, and will expand Amit Pollak Matalon's services to include patents registration.

Meta credit: Shutterstock Meta to pay $1m to settle job ads discrimination suit

The class action revealed how the world's largest social network enabled Israeli employers to define exposure to employment advertising by age and gender.

Ilan Gerzi, Reuven Eidelman and Haim Ravia credit: Ministry of Justice, Tomer Yakobson Privacy protection regulator aims to make directors more proactive

At a conference organized by Pearl Cohen Zedek Latzer Baratz law firm Privacy Protection Authority legal advisor Adv. Reuven Eidelman warned that due to the rise in cyberattacks and data security events, directors are required to ensure the preparedness of their companies.

Yoav Gallant and Benjamin Netanyahu at the scene of a terrorist attack  credit: Haim Zach, Government Press Office ICC decision may mean European arms embargo on Israel

The issue of arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant by the International Criminal Court could have more than personal consequences.

Emanuel Macron and Benjamin Netanyahu credit: Kobi Gidon GPO French gov't seeks to bar Israeli cos from Paris Air Show

The French government has filed an appeal with the administrative court in Paris to overturn the ruling that allowed Israeli defense companies to participate in the Euronaval exhibition.

Nadav Shoval credit: Open Web Court rejects Nadav Shoval's petition against OpenWeb ouster

Tel Aviv District Court Judge Ariel Zimmerman: The petition complains of an infringement of rights that do not exist.

Wolt messenger  credit: Shutterstock/Karolis Kavolelis Bill seeks to regulate platform worker employment model

The bill proposes a new legal status in addition to the traditional categories of salaries employee and independent contractor.

Cryptocurrencies  credit: Shutterstock Israel Tax Authority seeks to close cryptocurrency loopholes

A draft bill defines cryptocurrencies as assets rather than currencies, making profits on them liable to capital gains tax.

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