Gornitzky & Co.

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Gornitzky & Co.
Advocates and Notaries
Company typePartnership (Israel)
Industry Law
Founded Tel Aviv, British Mandate of Palestine (1938)
Headquarters Tel Aviv, Israel and Herzlia Pituach, Israel
Key people
Pinhas Rubin, Chairman
Moriel Matalon, Managing Partner
Zvi Ephrat, Senior Partner
Products Legal advice
RevenueUnknown
Number of employees
230
Website www.gornitzky.com

Gornitzky & Co., is a law firm in Israel. Its office is in Tel Aviv. The firm was established in 1938 by Israel Gornitzky. It is headed by Pinhas Rubin and co-managed by Lior Porat and Kfir Yadgar. [1]

The firm represents major banks in Israel and abroad; investment companies; housing and construction companies; hi-tech and telecommunications companies; insurance companies; hotel and tourism companies. The firm has also represented the Israeli government. [2]

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References

  1. "Gornitzky & Co". chambers.com. Retrieved 2024-05-09.
  2. "Gornitzky & Co". The Legal 500. Retrieved August 18, 2014.