The people behind the work.

Guy Ne'eman is a corporate and economic litigator whose practice spans white-collar defense, regulatory enforcement, securities and capital-markets disputes, corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, crisis management and Special Solutions mandates. He represents clients in complex civil, administrative and criminal proceedings and leads matters in which litigation strategy, regulatory exposure, governance and business judgment must be coordinated under a single mandate.

Lilach Keynan concentrates on intricate economic, corporate and real-estate disputes, particularly those involving extensive documentary records, data analysis, corporate and securities litigation, mergers and acquisitions, commercial and international law, white-collar exposure and crisis management. She manages multidisciplinary mandates where factual development, evidence architecture and legal strategy remain coordinated throughout the engagement.

Professor Orbach holds the Robert H. Mundheim Chair at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, where he founded the Business Law Program. His research encompasses antitrust law, regulatory frameworks, corporate governance, compliance systems, AI oversight, digital economy dynamics, and technology's institutional effects. He advises government entities, corporations, boards and investors on competition, regulatory and governance matters. He previously worked as an attorney at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton (New York) and as a law-and-economics consultant at the Israel Competition Authority, and holds advanced degrees from Harvard Law School.

Dana Hasson specializes in competition law, internal investigations and regulatory risk management. She previously spent more than a decade at the Israel Competition Authority's Investigations and Intelligence Department, directing teams handling complex antitrust investigations. She now advises on competition enforcement proceedings, internal investigations, regulatory-risk strategy and responses to high-scrutiny matters, covering fact development, interview strategy, document review, issue mapping and preparation of defensible findings.

Tamar Maoz Knaz's specialization spans securities and financial regulation, corporate governance and public-company reporting obligations, with regulatory engagement experience before the Israel Securities Authority, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and the Capital Market, Insurance and Savings Authority. Her background also covers workforce policy, internal procedures and organizational governance documentation.

Adi Yehezkel-Yaffe specializes in analyzing ownership chains, holding structures and property records. Her expertise spans corporate governance, securities offerings and ISA/TASE reporting requirements, alongside commercial transactions, leases and urban-renewal projects.

Philippe Lipschutz's transactional background spans mergers and acquisitions, financing, investment structures and cross-border work, with earlier experience in tenders, project finance, infrastructure and energy. He holds professional privacy credentials, including EXIN certification and DPO training through Tel Aviv University's Faculty of Law.

Roy Boker specializes in capital raising, offering processes and financing structures — examining funding sources, pledged assets and the regulatory and counterparty approvals a transaction requires. His background combines in-house operator experience with advisory work across corporate and commercial matters, capital markets, securities, public offerings, and credit and financing.

Hila Cohen specializes in building evidentiary records through source-material review, sequencing, open-source research and structured preparation for disputes and investigations. Her background includes complex disputes and white-collar matters, and seven years in the Prime Minister's Office as Assistant Head of Division and professional desk officer.