Miriam Friedmann > Arnon, Tadmor-Levy > Israel, Israel > Lawyer Profile

The ‘professional, experienced, talented and dedicated’ team at Arnon, Tadmor-Levy maintains its stellar reputation for handling the full gamut of issues across the sector, including matters concerning the secondary use of health data collaborations, material transfer arrangements, and manufacturing agreements. In Jerusalem, Barry Levenfeld regularly acts for both domestic and international life sciences companies in M&A, private equity, and licensing transactions; the ‘tremendous’ Daniel Green’s primary areas of focus are technology and licensing transactions within the medical device, pharma, and IT industries; and the ‘amazing’ Yoheved Novogroder Shoshan is well-versed in IP law, assisting global pharma entities and investors on in-licensing and R&D collaborations. Working out of the Tel Aviv office, Efrat Shapira-Orren is known for her exceptional experience in assisting private hospitals and medical centers on an array of regulatory issues. Miriam Friedmann is noted for deep expertise in licensing and privacy issues.

Arnon, Tadmor-Levy‘s IP practice has a leading position in the Israeli IP market, where the team notably acts on behalf of leading multinational companies from the technology, biotech and life sciences sectors, handling a variety of commercialisation agreements, licence-related commercial disputes and enforcement of IP rights. Daniel Green is the go-to choice for a host of technology start-ups and renowned technology companies for advice on complex licensing agreements and IP-related M&A and investment matters, while Eli Greenbaum is well versed in handling IP commercialisation and licensing agreements, as well as transactions involving technology assets. Other key contacts include Yoheved Novogroder Shoshan, noted for his focus on IP commercial transactions in the life sciences field; Derora Tropp and Netanella Treistman, both praised for their ‘exceptional expertise in privacy, compliance and commercial matters’; and privacy and commercial law expert Miriam Friedmann. With expertise in cybersecurity and software industries, associate Leah Grumet is also recommended.