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Our firm is representing the liquidators of the Agrexco company in a declaratory claim to lift the corporate veil in order to hold the company’s shareholders liable to the company’s debts amounting to hundreds of millions of shekels.

Our firm represented Twitter in a well-publicized lawsuit filed against it on behalf of Mr. Dori Ben Israel who sought to cancel the suspension of the Twitter accounts that he has used

Our firm represented Melisron in a lawsuit filed against it, which concerns the enforcement of an alleged obligation from 2010 worth approximately alledged of NIS 40 million

Our firm represented the Dan Public Transportation Company Ltd. in an application for approval of a class-action lawsuit filed by a Dan passenger

Our firm represented Ayalot Investments in Properties Ltd. and Property and Building Corp. in a lawsuit filed against them by Amigur Property Management.

Our firm represented Leumi Partners in its first investment in the restaurant industry

Gornitzky represented ZOLL Medical Corporation in its acquisition of Itamar Medical Ltd. for approximately US $538 million

A precedent-setting decision in analyzing the existence of a “business opportunity”

Our firm represented Urbanix LRT in the dismissal of an administrative petition to disqualify Urbanix’s bids in a tender estimated at tens of billions of NIS for the planning and construction of the two light-rail lines.

Congrats to BlueRed Partners and RenalSense, on the successful raise of $14 Million

Gornitzky represented Migdalor – Alternative Products Ltd. in the initial public offering (IPO) of its shares.

Gornitzky represented the underwriters in Perion Network’s upsized USD 180 Million underwritten follow-on public offering on Nasdaq.

Our firm represented the Fintech company Rapyd in a deal to acquire Neat Corporation Limited.

Our firm successfully represented Osem and a number of members of the Osem Board of Directors in an appeal in which the Judge dismissed a motion to certify a NIS 400 million class action against them

The end to the problem of charging in apartment buildings