Commercial litigation
Commercial litigation Lawyer
Commercial litigation is part of the field of civil litigation and includes, among others, litigation in the field of real estate law, urban renewal, planning and construction, contract law, taxation law, building permits, trade, corporate law, bill law, etc.
Our firm specializes in the settlement of commercial disputes and provides our clients with extensive legal support in the fields of commercial litigation, mainly in the field of real estate in its various aspects – the leading field of expertise of the firm. Including representation and appearance in courts in the various courts, providing practical legal solutions to disputes, managing legal proceedings and lawsuits, preparing pleadings – Law, mediation and compromise, all while trying to resolve the legal dispute in the shortest and most appropriate way, and emphasizing the client’s wishes, circumstances and abilities.
We set ourselves the goal of making the legal conflict, when it is unavoidable, practical and efficient, while aiming to reduce the client’s time in courts unnecessarily, and to prevent unnecessary and exhausting procedures. At the same time, we do not compromise in protecting the interests of our clients and know how to act through all the necessary legal channels to protect their rights.
Our firm has experience appearing before various courts, starting with the Magistrate’s Court, through the District and Administrative Courts, and ending with the Supreme Court.
We work closely with our clients and handle each case according to its specific circumstances. We check the evidence, interrogate the witnesses and present our clients’ arguments to the court in a clear and convincing manner.
Frequently Asked Questions in Real Estate Law
In order to take actions related to the common property it is necessary to involve the House Committee which is in charge of these matters.
There is a possibility that the tenants will claim that this violates their privacy, but they will have to prove that it is indeed a private space.
In practice, there are many such cases, especially in Tel Aviv, but this is illegal, contrary to the original purpose of the property and may lead to proceedings being taken against the landlord which will lead to a demand for eviction of the tenant, even during the lease period.
It is not possible to compel him to apply, but it is possible to take action against them by other means and / or ask the landlord to apply sanctions against them insofar as such exist in the agreement between them.
