Civil & Commercial Litigation
Bill of Exchange Claim (Tel Aviv Magistrates') 70875-07-20 Moshe Diamant v. Gila Eliyahu
The court fully accepted a bill-of-exchange claim filed by the plaintiff, ruling that the checks given to him were valid and that the defendant's cancellation of them did not meet the requirements of the law.
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Defamation
Defamation Claim Following a False Police Complaint (Family Matters 45282-03-15 John Doe v. Jane Doe)
Following a severe false police complaint that included allegations of violence and rape, the court accepted the defamation claim and ordered the defendant to pay substantial compensation and contribute to legal costs.
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Defamation
CC 51436-09-23 Yosef Haddad v. Yona Shaked
A defamation claim over defamatory posts on Twitter/X ended in a consent judgment that included a public apology, significant financial compensation, and deletion of all the offending posts.
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Defamation
Dismissal of a Half-Million-Shekel Defamation Claim Against Yosef Haddad (CC 29776-07-24 Shlomi Eldar v. Yosef Haddad)
A roughly NIS 500,000 SLAPP-style claim filed against a social activist over public criticism was dismissed before any evidentiary hearing, after it was shown that the publications were protected under the defenses in the Prevention of Defamation Law.
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Labor Law
Labor Case (LC) (Tel Aviv Regional) 30493-11-15 Gilman v. Musachei Sia Netanya Ltd.
The court found the employer's "notice to employee" document to be inauthentic, and ordered it to pay the employee NIS 38,339 for overtime and other wage components, plus NIS 10,000 in legal costs.
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Labor Law
Labor Case (LC) 42787-07-15 Miriam Hershkovitz v. Ovadia Pik Krichli & Co., Certified Public Accountants (Partnership)
The court accepted the plaintiff's claim of continuous employment across three related entities, and ordered the defendant to pay extensive social-benefit payments and full severance pay.
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Labor Law
Labor Case (LC) 55650-04-24 Ronen Leipziger v. Be'er Ora Local Committee and the State of Israel, Ministry of Defense
We represented the Be'er Ora Local Committee and led the parties to a settlement already at the interim-relief hearing stage — a settlement given the force of a judgment that resolved the entire proceeding.
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Labor Law
Labor Case (LC) (Tel Aviv Regional) 5080-03-23 Hagit Tzemach v. Mad-Shach Ltd. and Others
The employee's claim for social benefits was accepted in full, with joint liability imposed on the company and its owner; the counterclaim was rejected in its entirety.
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Real Estate
CC (Central District) 19924-06-23 Aviad Cohen v. Eyal Peretz Entrepreneurship & Real Estate 2011 Ltd. (June 11, 2023)
41 apartment buyers we represented received over 90% of their claimed amount in settlement against a contractor who significantly delayed handover, despite complex third-party notices the contractor filed against planning authorities.
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Real Estate
Claim for Eviction from Real Property — Representative Committee of the Joint Building at 23 HaRoeh St., Ramat Gan v. Uri Shaharabani and Shai Shaharabani (Case No. 5/33/2020)
The owners of a storage unit who took over common property and converted it into a residential unit were ordered by the court to restore the status quo and pay legal costs, despite raising defenses of limitation, delay, and estoppel.
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Real Estate
CC 2088-04-24 Shahar v. Jamgotchian
After filing a counterclaim against the tenant and her guarantor, a settlement was reached for payment of NIS 87,000 — over 90% of the counterclaim amount — without a full evidentiary hearing.
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Real Estate – Shared Buildings
Dismissal of Damage Claims in a Joint Building (Land Registrar Case 5/944/2021; CC 47885-05-21 Shlomit and Yoram Bari v. Representative Committee of the Joint Building at 17 Tilpiot St., Ramat Gan)
Two separate claims by apartment owners against the building's committee over flood damage were both dismissed in full, after it was shown that the sewage infrastructure defect had already been fixed before the claims were filed and that no causal link to the committee's liability was proven.
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Real Estate
Fast-Track Civil Case (TA"M) 57673-11-15; TA"M 57713-11-15
A consent judgment entered without the tenants' knowledge was set aside after they turned to the firm, followed by a new settlement that significantly reduced the debt, alongside a professional-negligence claim that recovered the legal fees they had paid.
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