Counsel who has sat as arbitrator
The firm appears as lead counsel and serves as a certified arbitrator of the Israel Bar Association. Counsel who has decided cases argues them differently — to the points a tribunal actually weighs.
Domestic and international commercial arbitrations seated domestically and abroad, under the leading institutional rules and ad hoc.
The firm represents parties in commercial arbitrations under ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, and the leading regional institutions, and in ad-hoc proceedings. Engagements cover the full arc — from drafting the arbitration clause to enforcement.
Tribunal-facing work is paper-first. The submissions read like a brief, not a transcript. Witnesses are prepared without rehearsing — what matters is that the testimony survives cross-examination.
The firm appears as lead counsel and serves as a certified arbitrator of the Israel Bar Association. Counsel who has decided cases argues them differently — to the points a tribunal actually weighs.
Arbitration keeps commercial disputes, numbers, and names out of public records — often the quiet half of the value.
Timetables, document production, and tribunal selection are decisions, not formalities. Each is taken with the end award in mind.
Proceedings, witnesses, and exhibits handled in Hebrew, Arabic, and English without a translation layer between you and your case.
Lead counsel for claimant shareholders: alleged misappropriation, unfair competition, and breach of non-compete obligations.
Lead counsel in a high-value institutional arbitration over alleged fundamental breach of an SPA.
Lead counsel for a med-tech company in a US$6m arbitration concerning breach of an investment contract.
Claim and counterclaim over professional fees under a services agreement — drafted, argued, and resolved within the arbitral process.
توصف القضايا بإيجاز وبصورة مجهولة الهوية حفاظاً على سرية الموكلين.
Usually — a focused commercial arbitration often concludes in months rather than years, because the parties control the timetable. The trade-off is a narrower appeal route, which is part of the initial assessment.
In institutional and well-drafted ad hoc proceedings, yes: pleadings, evidence, and the award stay between the parties. That confidentiality is frequently the reason commercial parties choose it.
Yes, by agreement once the dispute exists. It requires both parties to prefer privacy and speed; the firm drafts the submission agreement so the procedure starts on solid ground.
Yes — neutral appointments are accepted where there is no conflict, as a certified arbitrator of the Israel Bar Association.