Fischer Isachar

Born in Yugoslavia, 1929. Admitted Israel 1958. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Notary. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel (LL.B).‏ Tel Aviv University, Israel (M.Jur). Memberships: The Law Society of England and Wales. Positions: Founded I. Fischer & Co. in 1958 and until 1997 was a co-managing partner of the firm. Over the years has focused his practice on representing foreign investors in business and commercial matters in Israel, as well as on probate, trusts and estate law. Has more than 50 years of experience in litigation before Israeli courts. Served for many years as the Chief Judge of a Military Tribunal of the Israel Defense Forces, and as President of a Military District Court (1968-1982). Throughout the years has participated in numerous bar committees on a wide variety of issues. Was recently designated by the Israel Bar Association as its representative with respect to its relationship with the German Federal Bar and with the German Bar Association. Also served as a representative of the Israel Bar Association on a committee of the Israeli Parliament regarding judicial procedure in Israel. Has served as a member of the Sub-Committee for the European Economic Community and the Sub-Committee of English-Speaking Countries of the Central Committee of the Israeli Bar.. Languages: Hebrew, English, Serbian, Croatian, Hungarian, Yiddish. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Corporate Law, Real Estate Law.

Fischer Avi

Born in Israel, 1956. Admitted Israel 1983. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel (LL.B). Positions: Co-managing partner of FBC. Joined the firm in the early 1980s, and has played a leading role in its development and growth. Led the Firm in identifying the hi-tech sector as the key to the Firm's expansion and success. Alongside his legal career, serves as the Deputy Chairman of IDB Holdings, Israel's largest holding company, and Co-CEO of Clal Industries and Investments, one of IDB's two principal subsidiaries, focusing on the hi-tech, bio-tech, real estate and trade sectors. Co-founder and co-chairman of Ganden Holdings Ltd., a holding company that holds a controlling interest in IDB Holdings. Member of the Board of Directors in many publicly held companies. In addition, involved in charitable activities and is one of the founders and Co-Chairman of Matan, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting programs that improve the conditions and prospects of people in need. Matan is the largest Israeli organization of its kind. "Tel Aviv Law Review" - member of the editorial board, 1981-1983. Teaching Positions: Served as a lecturer for seven years at the Tel Aviv University. Languages: Hebrew, English, Arabic. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Corporate Law, Technology and Science, Mergers and Acquisitions, Capital Markets, Banking Law, Finance, Commercial Law, International Transactions.

Behar Reuven

Born in Israel, 1953. Admitted Israel 1981. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, 1980 (LL.B cum laude).‏ Northwestern University, USA, 1990 (M.M). Positions: Joined FBC in 1999 as a co-managing partner. Leads FBC's Litigation and Antitrust practice areas. In addition to participating in high-profile antitrust and commercial litigation, has handled major M&A transactions that have played significant roles in Israeli industry during recent years. Specializes in the Communications and Intellectual Property areas. Mr. Behar's clients include many of Israel's leading "blue chip" enterprises, as well as major foreign corporations doing business in Israel. He represents Israeli companies in international transactions, litigation, and arbitrations. Editor and member of the editorial board of the "Mishpatim" Law Review, 1976-1980. Chairman of Netafim, 2006-2009. Teaching Positions: Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, Teaching Assistant, Corporation Law and Penal Law, 1979-1981. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Antitrust Law, Unfair Competition, Corporate Law, Securities Law, Class Actions, Mergers and Acquisitions, Commercial Law, International Commercial Contracts, Intellectual Property Law, Communication and Media.

Chen Amir

Born in Israel, 1958. Admitted Israel 1987. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, 1986 (LL.B). Positions: Joined FBC in 1999. He is currently the Managing Partner and leads the firm's Real Estate practice. Focuses on planning and execution of large-scale real estate projects in Israel, real estate-related financings and real property tax matters. Acts as legal counsel for many leading Israeli developers, construction companies and investors in real estate projects in Israel and abroad. Has been involved in the largest real estate transactions in the Israeli market, and represents major hotel chains and management companies in a variety of transactions in the hotel and tourism industry. Teaching Positions: Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya, Lecturer in Seminar on Commercial Real Estate Transactions. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Planning and Zoning, Real Estate Development, Real Estate Law, Real Estate Taxation, Project Finance, Real Estate Transactions, Commercial Real Estate.

Well Avraham

Born in USA, 1962. Admitted Israel 1989. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, 1988 (LL.B summa cum laude). Positions: Joined FBC in 2000 and serves as the head of the Corporate practice. His practice focuses on corporate law, securities, mergers & acquisitions, regulatory and telecommunications. Prior to joining FBC served as the chief legal counsel to Clal Israel Limited (the largest investment and holding company on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange at the time), where he handled a wide range of corporate transactions and securities law issues, including the merger between Clal Israel and IDB. Has been involved in numerous novel and high-profile transactions, including representing the Government of Israel in the privatization of major banks in Israel. Has been involved in establishing the regulatory environment for commercial television and radio stations, and developing the legal tools for innovative securitization transactions. Editor and member of the editorial board of the "Mishpatim" Law Review, 1986-1987. Teaching Positions: Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, Teaching Assistant, Corporate Law, 1987. Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Law, Lecturer, Securities Law, 2008. Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, Lecturer, Mergers & Acquisitions. Publications: Authored numerous articles on capital markets for economic newspapers. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: International Joint Ventures, Capital Markets, Securities Law, Corporate Law, Mergers and Acquisitions, Commercial Contracts, Mutual Funds, Private Equity, Banking Law, Finance, Commercial Law, Telecommunication, Technology and Science, Communication and Media, BOT Projects.

Dr. Orion Gil

Born in Israel, 1962. Admitted Israel 1990. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1989 (LL.B cum laude).‏ Harvard University Law School, 1996 (S.J.D). Positions: Joined FBC in January 2002 as a partner in its litigation, corporate, and regulatory practice areas. His practice focuses on complex commercial litigation, shareholder disputes, class actions and derivative suits. His clients include major pharmaceutical companies, telecommunications companies, infrastructure companies, Israeli governmental entities, major Israeli insurance companies, leading Israeli financial services and industrial corporations, high net worth individuals, and a variety of international companies involved in Israeli-related commercial disputes. Editor and member of the editorial board of the Tel Aviv University Law Review: "Iyunei Mishpat", 1986-1988. Teaching Positions: Tel Aviv University, Israel, Teaching Assistant, Contract Law, 1986-1988. Publications: "Methods for Overseeing Effectuating a Settlement in Class Actions", Alei Mishpat (July 2011). Author of the Israeli chapter in an article which appeared in the 2009 edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Class & Group Actions; published by Global Legal Group Ltd, London. Anti-Dumping in Israeli Law (Newsletter, Dec. 2005). Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Corporate Law, Securities Law, Commercial Law, Class Actions, White Collar Crimes, Regulation.

Fischer Israel

Born in Israel, 1960. Admitted Israel 1988. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, 1987 (LL.B).‏ Tel Aviv University, Israel, Philosophy (M.A summa cum laude). Positions: Partner at FBC. His practice mainly focuses on civil and commercial litigation and real estate law. Has been involved in several important legal proceedings with respect to the expropriation of agricultural land and land reform. The professional manager of FBC. Responsible for the firm's knowledge management, contriving legal education and legal intern programs, and edits the firm's client newsletter. Teaching Positions: College of Management, Israel, Lecturer, Family Law and Jewish Law (Mishpat Ivri), 1992-1995. Tel Aviv University, Israel, Lecturer, Philosophy, 1992-1995. Publications: Disributive Justice as a Legal Principle in Israeli Law (Newsletter, Apr. 2003). The Social Responsibility of a Property Owner (Newsletter. Dec. 2004). Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Real Estate Law.

Lehmann Ronald

Born in USA, 1963. Admitted Israel 2000, USA - New York 1989, USA - Connecticut 1990, USA - Washington D.C. 1991. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: University of Oxford, UK, Literature, 1986 (M.Litt).‏ Yale University, USA, 1989 (J.D).‏ Yale University, USA, 1984 (B.A summa cum laude). Memberships: New York State Bar Association, 1989; Connecticut State Bar Association, 1990; Washington, D.C. Bar Association, 1991. Positions: Partner at FBC. His practice encompasses a broad range of corporate matters, including private equity and venture capital transactions, public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, as well as cross-border litigations and arbitrations. Prior to joining FBC in 1999, served as Special Counsel in the Tax Department of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson in New York City. Publications: Tax Notes: "GCM 39862: A Case Study in the Revocation of Letter Ruling, Co-Author, Nov. 30, 1992. BNA Tax Management Transfer Pricing Report, Sept. 20, 1995, "Advance Pricing Agreements: From Prefiling to First Meeting". BNA Tax Management Transfer Pricing Report, July 2, 1997, "Advance Pricing Agreements: From First Meeting to Formal Agreement". Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Corporate Law, Technology and Science, Commercial Law, Mergers and Acquisitions, Capital Markets, Private Equity.

Yaniv Eran

Born in Israel, 1971. Admitted Israel 1998. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1993 (LL.B). Positions: Partner at FBC and acts for clients in a variety of cross border corporate transactions with emphasis on technology, life science and venture capital investments. Specializes in high-tech and complex international transactions, including mergers and acquisitions and public offerings. Involved in the structuring and representation of venture capital, mezzanine and hedge funds operating in Israel and the United States, and has significant experience in restructuring, debt financing and spin-offs. Regularly advises public and private companies on strategic collaborations, technology licensing and securities issues. Teaching Positions: Periodically lectures at the Israel Bar Association and at various business forums on corporate law and technology issues. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Corporate Law, Technology and Science, Hi-Tech, Life Sciences, Mergers and Acquisitions, Private Equity, Capital Markets, Securities Law, Public Offerings, Hedge Funds, Venture Capital.

Hardof-Jaffe Atir

Born in Israel, 1968. Admitted Israel 1997. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1996 (LL.B). Positions: Partner at FBC. Joined the firm in 1999. His practice focuses on a wide range of areas of Corporate Law, including the fields of Technology and Life Sciences, Computer and Software Law, Medical Devices, formation and ongoing representation of Private Equity and Venture Capital funds, Securities and Intellectual Property. His clients include entrepreneurs, start-up companies, mature companies and Israeli and foreign investors. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Corporate Law, Technology and Science, Mergers and Acquisitions, Capital Markets, Private Equity, Intellectual Property Law, Entrepreneurial Law, Start-Up Companies.

Eyal-Boger Tal

Born in Israel, 1969. Admitted Israel 1995. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1994 (LL.B cum laude). Positions: Joined FBC in 1999. Prior to joining the firm worked in a leading Tel Aviv litigation firm. Specializes in all aspects of competition and antitrust matters: complex litigation, including class action litigation in various proceedings and instances, including before the Trade Restrictions Court, the Antitrust Commissioner, and civil and criminal courts; mergers & acquisitions; investments and agreements containing restrictive provisions; matters involving potential restrictive trade practices; abusive behavior; creation and implementation of antitrust compliance programs for companies. Represents leading companies in a wide range of industries, including the banking, insurance, retail, communications, agriculture and automobile sectors. Called upon frequently to comment on antitrust issues, and periodically lectures on antitrust matters at the Israel Bar Association and before various legal and business forums. Recently ranked by the international magazine GCR as being the only Israeli among the 50 top international lawyers under the age of 40 who are leaders in the area of business restrictions. In 2009, she was selected by the international publication Global Competition Review as the only Israeli attorney (other than those in academic positions) of 100 leading antitrust attorneys worldwide. Was invited in 2004 by the Israeli Antitrust Authority to act as a non-governmental advisor to the European Commission at the International Competition Network. Publications: Antitrust Law at a Crossroads (Newsletter, May 2003). Antitrust Law in Israel - an overview (country review for Competition and Antitrust Review 2006). 'Gun jumping' in Israeli Merger Law (Jun. 2007, English). Cross-border mergers in view of Israeli Competition Law (Jan. 2008, English). Areas of Practice: Litigation, Antitrust Law, Class Actions, Unfair Competition.

Bonen Yoram

Born in Israel, 1966. Admitted Israel 1997. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1996 (LL.B). Positions: Partner at FBC since 2005. Prior to joining the firm, he served as a senior assistant to the Israeli Attorney General and concentrated on telecommunications, economic and administrative affairs, and white collar crimes. Specializes in regulation of companies in various industries, such as the communications, aviation and energy industries. Advises some of the largest companies in the market in most of the important regulatory reforms of the past years, which counsel includes representation in appeals to the High Court of Justice, administrative appeals and ongoing representation concerning their operations. In addition, he represents communication companies in administrative and judicial proceedings and government and municipal tenders. Represents a commercial Israeli television channel on a full spectrum of legal and regulatory issues. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Telecommunication, Regulation, Communication and Media, Tenders, Administrative Law.

Tepper Raz

Born in Israel, 1971. Admitted Israel 1998, USA - New York 2002. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1997 (LL.B).‏ Northwestern University - Tel Aviv University, 2009 (M.B.A). Memberships: New York State Bar Association. Positions: Partner at FBC's corporate practice group. Mr. Tepper has a diverse corporate practice, encompassing mergers and acquisitions, securities law, corporate finance and general corporate matters. He has represented public and private acquirers and target companies, private equity firms and investment banks in a variety of domestic and international merger and acquisition transactions, joint ventures, restructurings, securities transactions and other corporate matters. In addition, provides day-to-day counseling to the firm's technology clients with a particular focus on life science and medical service providers, playing a key role in advising clients in all stages of their development, from start up through public offering. Prior to rejoining FBC in 2004, Mr. Tepper spent several years as an associate in the New York office of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, where he was involved in a number of significant merger and acquisition transactions. Areas of Practice: Corporate Law, Mergers and Acquisitions, Capital Markets, Private Equity.

Turjeman-Kedem Tamar

Born in Israel, 1971. Admitted Israel 1996. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, 1995 (LL.B).‏ The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, Economics, 1996 (B.A).‏ The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, Business Administration, 2000 (M.B.A). Positions: Partner in FBC's Litigation and Anti-Trust Departments and heads a team in the litigation practice. Prior to joining the firm served for 5 years as a team leader in the legal department of the Israeli Antitrust Authority where she was involved in civil and criminal antitrust litigation and was responsible for the Authority's activities in a variety of fields, including the communications, banking and securities industries. She handles complex and diverse litigation matters. From 1996 to 1998 served as an assistant to Judge Moshe Gal on corporate law issues at The Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Also worked under Professors Haitovsky and Beinstock of The Hebrew University in Jerusalem as an economist for a prominent economic consultation company. Publications: Rules of Evidence in Criminal Law - The Scope of the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination in the Face of a Demand to Deliver Documents (Newsletter, Dec. 2003). Areas of Practice: Litigation, Administrative Law, Antitrust Law, Commercial Law, Class Actions, Libel and Defamation, Corporate Law, Contract Law, Real Estate Law, Intellectual Property Law.

Shavit Anat

Born in Israel, 1969. Admitted Israel 1996. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1994 (LL.B).‏ Tel Aviv University, Israel, Economics, 1994 (B.A). Positions: Joined FBC in 2006. Prior to joining the firm she was a partner at another leading Tel Aviv firm. Concentrates her practice in the area of taxation. Practices income tax, VAT, real estate tax, and international tax matters, taxation of provident funds, and tax implications of employee benefit plans and compensation packages. Has considerable experience working with governmental and regulatory agencies involved in privatizations and restructurings. She provides counsel and has broad experience in handling complex M&A, financing and capital markets transactions. Represents venture capital and private equity funds in fund formation matters as well as investments in portfolio companies. Her ongoing work for Israeli and multinational clients includes advising on cross-border tax structuring, representation before the Israeli tax authorities in ruling requests and settlement agreements, and providing opinions on tax-related issues. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Corporate Law, Real Estate Law, Tax Law, Employee Benefits.

Faktor Michal

Born in Israel, 1969. Admitted Israel 1995. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: College of Management, Israel, 1994 (LL.B).‏ Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1999 (LL.M). Positions: Partner in FBC's Real Estate practice area. Concentrates on Development Projects, Financing Transactions for Real Estate Projects, Complex Real Estate Transactions, Income-Producing Properties, Planning & Zoning, Sale & Lease of Real Estate Assets and Real Estate Taxation. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Planning and Zoning, Real Estate Development, Real Estate Law, Real Estate Taxation, Real Estate Sale.

Ben-Basat Meital

Born in Israel, 1972. Admitted Israel 1999. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1998 (LL.B magna cum laude). Positions: Partner at FBC's Litigation practice. She services as a team leader in the litigation practice and concentrates on Corporate & Securities-Related Litigation and Commercial Disputes. Prior to joining the firm, was an attorney at a leading Tel-Aviv Firm and a research assistant on labor law at the Tel Aviv University law school. During her studies, served as a defense attorney at the University of Tel-Aviv's disciplinary tribunal. Publications: The Principle of Disclosure Regarding Securities and Criminal Sanctions for Failure to Disclose (Newsletter, Sep. 2005). Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Corporate Law, Securities Law, Commercial Law.

Mishan-Zakai Nataly

Born in Israel, 1974. Admitted Israel 2000. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1999 (LL.B magna cum laude). Positions: Partner at FBC's Corporate practice area. Her practice concentrates on M&A, Capital Markets, Structured Finance & Derivatives, Banking & Financial Institutions, Commercial Transactions, Private Equity & Venture Capital and Corporate Restructuring. Was deputy editor in chief of the Tel Aviv University Law Review. Publications: Innovations in the Securities Law: the Reporting Revolution after the Barnea Committee Report (Newsletter, Nov. 2004). The Changeover to Electronic Reporting to the Israeli Securities Authority (Newsletter, Aug. 2003). The Next Step in corporate democracy - Proxy Voting and Proxy Statements (Newsletter, Jun. 2006). Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Corporate Law, Technology and Science, Mergers and Acquisitions, Capital Markets, Finance, Banking Law, Commercial Law, Private Equity, Infrastructure, Project Finance.

Negbi Tsafrir

Born in Israel, 1971. Admitted Israel 2000. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Israel, 1999 (LL.B magna cum laude). Positions: Partner at FBC's Litigation practice area. His practice concentrates on complex disputes relating to issues of contract law, corporate and commercial law, real estate, bankruptcies and liquidations. Specializes particularly in IP-related matters and in libel and privacy protection claims. His clients include major defense contractors, one of Israel's leading energy companies, one of the country's largest construction companies, some of Israel's most significant institutional investors, a range of technology companies, as well as one of Israel's most widely circulated newspapers and one of its broadcast commercial television channels. Recently chosen by the Maariv newspaper as one of the most promising attorneys in commercial litigation. Publications: Changes in the Value of Publicity in Property Law - In the Wake of the Reversal of the Colombo Decision (Newsletter, Jul. 2003). Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Corporate Law, Securities Law, Commercial Law, Intellectual Property Law, Libel and Defamation, Privacy Protection.

Kimhi-Goldstein Miri

Born in Israel, 1975. Admitted Israel 2001. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 2000 (LL.B summa cum laude). Positions: Partner in FBC's Corporate, Bank and Finance practice areas. Concentrates on Capital Markets, Structured Finance & Derivatives, Banking & Financial Institutions, Commercial Transactions, Private Equity and Venture Capital and Corporate Restructuring. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Finance, Banking Law, Regulation, Financial Institutions, Mergers and Acquisitions, Capital Markets.

Winkler Gilad

Born in Israel, 1971. Admitted Israel 2001. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Israel, 2000 (LL.B).‏ Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Israel, Business Management - Finance, 2000 (B.A). Positions: Partner and head of the Infrastructure and Project Finance practice. Counseled on numerous projects in Israel and overseas, in the field of national infrastructure, including projects establishing and operating roads, trains, treatment plants, power stations and renewable energy. Areas of Practice: Commercial Law, Infrastructure, Project Finance.

Solomon Talya

Born in Israel, 1974. Admitted Israel 2000. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, 1999 (LL.B).‏ The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, Economics, 1999 (B.A).‏ The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, 2003 (LL.M). Positions: Partner at FBC's Litigation, Antitrust and Competition practice areas. Has broad experience in handling complex economic litigation, including antitrust litigation and class action litigation. Represents major Israeli corporations in various aspects of antitrust and anti-dumping regulatory matters in Israel. Specializes in representing clients before the Anti-Trust Commissioner in the Trade Restrictions Court and in civil courts. Represents leading companies in a wide range of industries, including the banking, insurance, credit cards, energy and communications. Joined FBC in 2004. Prior to joining FBC, served for over 4 years in the legal department of the Israeli Antitrust Authority, where she was a team leader, was involved in civil and criminal antitrust litigation and was in charge of antitrust matters in a variety of industries, including the banking, credit cards and insurance. Publications: Anti-Dumping in Israeli Law (Newsletter, Dec. 2005). Engineer of the Markets (Hebrew, TheMarker, Jul. 9, 2008). Market Concentration and Tacit Collusion (Hebrew, "Mishpatim" 36, 2006). Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Antitrust Law, Dumping and Trade Levies, Commercial Law, Class Actions.

Malka Orit

Born in Israel, 1975. Admitted Israel 2001. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Israel, 2000 (LL.B magna cum laude).‏ Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Israel, Business Management - Finance, 2000 (B.A magna cum laude). Positions: Partner at FBC's Litigation practice area. Her practice concentrates on Corporate and Securities Related Litigation, Class Actions and Commercial Disputes. Prior to joining FBC, had been an associate at a leading Tel Aviv litigation firm. During her legal studies, she was a research assistant on corporate and criminal law matters at the Interdisciplinary Center for Law & Business. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Corporate Law, Securities Law, Commercial Law, Class Actions, White Collar Crimes.

Revivo Oded

Born in Israel, 1972. Admitted Israel 2002. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Academic Center of Law & Business, Israel, 2001 (LL.B magna cum laude).‏ Tel Aviv University in collaboration with Berkeley University of California, 2008 (LL.M magna cum laude). Positions: Partner at FBC's Litigation practice area and his practice concentrates on Corporate & Securities-Related Litigation and Commercial Disputes. During his studies, served as a member of the editorial board of the law review of the College. Teaching Positions: Was an assistant lecturer on tort law at the Academic College of Law. Publications: A Reconsideration of the Law in the Judicial Non-Interference with an Arbitrator's Mistakes of Law, ALEI MISHPAT Law Review (2007) (pp. 211-258). Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Litigation, Tenders, Arbitration, Corporate Law, Securities Law, Commercial Law.

Sabban Behir

Born in USA, 1976. Admitted Israel 2007. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: University of Pennsylvania, 1997 (B.A magna cum laude).‏ Harvard University, MA, USA, Law, 2001 (J.D). Positions: Joined the firm upon moving to Israel in 2006 after working as a tax attorney for Morrison & Foerster in New York. Partner in the Corporate Department. Mr. Sabban advises clients on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, fund formation and investments and public offerings. Mr. Sabban represents international corporations in their Israeli activities, local venture capital and private equity funds, and Israeli companies of all sizes, ranging from large public companies to start-ups. Publications: BNA Tax Management (3 articles), The State and Local Tax Lawyer (4 articles) , Morrison and Foerster State & Local Tax Insights (2 articles). Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Corporate Law, Commercial Law.

Teken Shay

Born in Israel, 1968. Admitted Israel 1994. Member of the Israel Bar Association. Academic Degrees: Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1993 (LL.B). Positions: Partner in the firm and head of the Employment Practice. Mr. Teken specializes in all aspects of Labor Law and Labor Relations, including collective bargaining, labor disputes, strikes and organized actions, collective agreements, collective litigation, employer-employee's litigation, labor contracts, due-diligence and structuring, and labor relations mediation and arbitration. Prior to joining FBC, Mr. Teken served as chief legal advisor and head of the legal department at The HISTADRUT, Israel's major trade union federation, and as chairmen of the HISTADRUT's organizing wing. Prior thereto he was a partner in the office of Adv. Tamar Golan and Partners for 15 years. Teaching Positions: Lectures on a regular basis on labor matters in various forums, including the institution for continuing education of the Israel Bar Association. Publications: "The Poor of Your City Come First" - Serving the Interests of Employees in the Dissolution and Recuperation of Companies," Taagidim F(1) 48, 2010. In addition, Adv. Teken regularly publishes a column dealing with labor relations on Ynet website. Languages: Hebrew, English. Areas of Practice: Labor and Employment Law.