Cooperation Agreement Between the Israel Export Institute and the American
Law Firm of Greenberg Traurig
From layatzuahn, April, 2003
Israeli companies can receive complimentary legal counsel by one of the
leading U.S. law firms. This complimentary legal counsel was facilitated
by an agreement entered into by the Israel Export Institute Hi-Tech division
and the law firm of Greenberg Traurig. The law firm is ranked as the 20th
largest law firm in the United States and has offices in major U.S. cities
and Amsterdam and Zurich.
Yair Ofek, deputy CEO and manager of the Hi-Tech division, said that
the agreement calls for the firm to provide complimentary legal service
to member companies of the Israel Export that seek to enhance their U.S.
market activities.
Among the areas of legal consultation are: commercial agreements, cooperation
agreements, intellectual property, securities and fund raising, establishment
of U.S. entity and U.S. operations, telecom and IT. The Israel Export Institute
and the law firm would also cooperate on seminars and programs of the Israel
Export Institute, as well as, facilitation of business introductions to
the Israel Export Institute members.
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The cooperation will focus on activities related to the U.S. market.
The law firm will also facilitate introductions of the Israel Export Institute
members to potential strategic partners in the U.S.
Miky Admon who is in charge of this project, said that applying for the
law firm’s services would be generated through the applicable Hi-Tech division
personal.
Gary Epstein, chair of the law firm’s national corporate and securities
department, said that the U.S. is an important market for Israeli companies.
By enabling Israeli companies to access the firm’s international legal and
business experience, we can help these companies meet their expansion goals
and introduce breakthrough products into international markets.
Meital Stavinsky, an Israeli business consultant with the firm’s corporate and securities
department, who is admitted to practice in New York, said that the firm’s
vast global network of resources and relationships can facilitate access
to numerous strategic opportunities and be of significant added value to
Israeli companies.
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