Tamar Maoz's Contact Details

Tamar Maoz's Company Details

Balter Guth Aloni

Kiryat Ono, Tel Aviv District, Israel • 11 Employees
Law Practice

Founded in 1974 by attorneys Moshe Balter and Ehud Guth. In 1991 the Supreme Court Judge (temporary appointment) the late Shaul Aloni joined the firm. In 1994, the late Dr. Meir Rosenne, an internal law expert, joined the firm. Dr. Meir Rosenne was one of the authors of the Camp David peace treaty between Israel and Egypt. The firm currently has about 100 lawyers, including 23 partners in branches in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa and Tiberias.The important class and the office great esteem relies on the firm guiding values since its inception. From senior partners, through lawyers to the administrative staff, the firm believes in thorough professionalism and uncompromising personal service and solutions that are tailored precisely to its customers, through innovation and creativity. Within the process, customers receive a comprehensive service under one roof, through collaboration and synergy between its various departments: the Department of commercial law, litigation, real estate, planning and construction, energy and infrastructure, cooperatives, taxes, labor law, intellectual property, torts, insurance and torts, class actions, religious orders and more. Each department is headed by one of the partners and a team of experts, who hold unique and rich experience in the field.The firm represents large and medium commercial enterprises in the country and abroad, including multinationals Fortune 500 corporations, and commercial firms among the largest in the country in all areas of business: industry, real estate, insurance and torts, banks, pension funds, non-profit organizations, hotels, government companies, local authorities and regional councils, municipal corporations, regional enterprises, purchasing organizations, kibbutzim and moshavim. The firm also regularly advises government corporations, privatization of government companies, privatization projects of water and sewage systems, various local authorities, the privatization of enterprises in Eastern Europ