
Hedva Cohen Haramaty
Hedva Cohen-Haramaty is a partner at Firon Law Firm, focusing on commercial litigation. Hedva has over 15 years of extensive experience in representing clients before all court instances, including the Supreme Court, as well as in arbitration and mediation proceedings. She handles disputes pertaining to all legal disciplines, and over the years has successfully handled complex commercial and administrative claims of great significance, both legal and commercial. She also handles criminal suits in the field of business licenses. Hedva is uniquely specialized in claims relating to financial law, capital markets, real estate and labor law. She has accrued dozens of appearances before the financial department of the District Court, and daily engages in litigation pertaining to securities, finance and banking law, as well as in capital reductions and company revivals. Her clientele includes some of the largest and most prominent companies in Israel, among them hotel chains, construction companies, financial institutions, trade and distribution companies and more. Hedva interned at the Supreme Court, under the Honorable Judge Eliyahu Matza, as well as at the law firm of S. Horowitz & Co. On top of her work at the Firm, Hedva has lectured at a number of universities in Israel on commercial law and was a member of the editorial board of the “Studies in Law” law journal. · Firon Law Firm
About
Partner at Firon Law Firm focusing on commercial litigation with over 15 years' experience representing clients before all court instances including the Supreme Court, and in arbitration and mediation. Specialized in financial law and capital markets, and routinely handles securities, banking and finance disputes, capital reductions, company revivals, real estate, labor matters, administrative claims and business-license criminal suits for large Israeli companies.
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Education
- LL.B. (Magna Cum Laude), Bar Ilan University, 1999
- LL.M. (Magna Cum Laude), Bar Ilan University, 1999
Admissions
- Israel Bar Association, 2000