Attorney · Mediator · Arbitrator
Commercial disputes can consume management time, disrupt business relationships and make it harder to move forward. I help companies, business owners, partners, founders and shareholders manage disputes through mediation, arbitration and other structured dispute-resolution processes.
My legal and executive background, together with extensive experience in technology, cybersecurity and data privacy, allows me to understand both the legal position and the commercial reality behind a dispute.
Proceedings are available in English and Hebrew, in person or remotely.
Call 054-2591002
Start with the dispute, not the procedure
The right process depends on the nature of the dispute, the relationship between the parties and whether they need an agreed solution or a binding decision.
Disputes over management, control, investment, compensation, decision-making, exit arrangements, deadlock and separation.
Partner, Founder & Shareholder DisputesDisagreements over performance, payment, interpretation, scope changes, termination, liability or alleged breach.
Contractual & Commercial DisputesDisputes over deliverables, service levels, invoices, delays, responsibility, quality and ongoing commercial relationships.
Supplier & Customer DisputesCommercial disagreements arising from joint ventures, distribution, licensing, outsourcing, investments and ongoing business relationships.
Commercial DisputesSoftware development, SaaS, integration, cloud services, licensing, implementation, intellectual property and technology projects.
Technology, Cyber & Privacy DisputesDisputes involving security obligations, incidents, responsibility allocation, personal data, vendor obligations or information-security requirements.
Technology, Cyber & Privacy DisputesMediation or arbitration?
Mediation keeps control of the outcome with the parties. My role is to manage a structured process in which the parties can clarify the dispute, understand their risks and interests, and explore whether there is a workable commercial agreement.
Mediation can be particularly useful where there is value in preserving a business relationship, managing an orderly separation, or reaching a solution that goes beyond a simple monetary award.
In arbitration, the parties submit the dispute to an arbitrator for determination. Depending on the arbitration agreement and applicable law, the parties may be able to shape important parts of the procedure, including the timetable, written submissions, hearings and scope of evidence.
Arbitration can be appropriate where the parties need a binding determination, where an arbitration clause already exists, or where they prefer a dedicated dispute-resolution process outside ordinary court litigation.
Why commercial experience matters
A commercial dispute rarely affects only the contract. It can also affect cash flow, customers, employees, intellectual property, reputation, management attention and future business decisions.
I combine legal training with senior executive experience working with companies and organisations in Israel and internationally. That perspective helps me understand not only what the parties are arguing about, but also what each possible outcome means for the business after the dispute ends.
In technology-related matters, the same principle applies to the technical layer. A dispute involving software, cloud services, cybersecurity, privacy or digital assets is easier to manage when the professional context is understood from the outset.
Cross-border and English-language disputes
Commercial disputes often involve parties in different countries, contracts written in English, overseas vendors, investors, customers or parent companies.
Where appropriate, mediation or arbitration can be conducted in English and remotely. This can make participation easier for overseas decision-makers and counsel while keeping the process focused on the dispute itself.
The appropriate forum, governing law and procedural framework depend on the relevant agreements and circumstances and should be considered for each matter.
Provide the names of the parties and a short description of the dispute.
I check for conflicts and consider whether mediation, arbitration or another route is appropriate.
If the matter proceeds, the parties agree the framework, participants, timetable and fees.
The matter proceeds toward an agreement in mediation or a determination in arbitration.
About
I combine legal training with senior management experience in technology, cybersecurity and data privacy. I work with companies, business owners, partners and other commercial parties in a broad range of disputes, with particular depth where legal, business and technology issues overlap.
I am a member of the Israel Bar and have more than 15 years of professional and executive experience.
You can start with a short enquiry. There is no need to prepare a full case file before getting in touch.
The initial enquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship or an obligation to accept the matter. Any engagement is subject to a conflict check and agreement on terms.