About
Miriam Friedmann is a partner at Arnon, Tadmor‑Levy whose practice focuses on intellectual property, licensing, privacy, commercial and corporate matters, with a particular emphasis on technology commercialization. She represents clients in the biotechnology, medical device and pharmaceutical sectors and advises on matters involving the Israeli Innovation Authority; she joined the firm in 2013 and became a partner in 2022.
Practice areas
Intellectual PropertyTechnology CommercializationPrivacyLicensingCommercial / TransactionsCorporate / M&A
Office
Expertise
BiotechnologyMedical DevicesPharmaceuticalsLife SciencesIsraeli Innovation Authority / Government GrantsLicensing
Education
- PhD in History, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2006
- LLB (magna cum laude), Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2011 (Member, Hebrew University Law Review - Mishpatim)
Admissions
- Israel Bar Association (2013)