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Herzog Fox & Neeman
Herzog Tower
6 Yitzhak Sadeh St.
Tel Aviv 6777506
Israel

Work Department

White-Collar

Position

Partner

Career

Elad is an expert of white-Collar crime (bribe and other public officials’ offences, tax fraud, money laundering, embezzlement, etc.). prior to Joining Herzog law firm, Elad was A senior prosecutor at Tel Aviv District attorney’s office (taxation and fiscal matters) and was a head of prosecutor’s team. With over 20 years of experience as a prosecutor, Elad led the prosecution team on a number of high-profile white-collar crime cases.

In his former roll as a prosecutor, Elad received Excellency awards from Israel’s ministry of justice (2016), and from Tel-Aviv District attorney’s office (Taxation and fiscal matters) (2014).

Elad has knowledge and experience on personal and corporate taxation issues, as well as real estate taxation issues, including giving lectures in tax issues and participation in writing a book on real estate taxation.

Notably, he formerly acted as the head of prosecution team on the high-profile bribery case known as “the submarine” matter, as well on high profile tax fraud cases, such as the Bar Refaeli case; UBS bank accounts tax fraud case; and the Kibbutz Shefayim 16 Milion NIS embezzlement case.

Memberships

Member of the Tel Aviv district Bar association Disciplinary specialized court since 2014.

Education

  • Bar Ilan University LLB (dean’s list student) 2002.
  • Bar Ilan University BA in Economics 2002.
  • Bar Ilan University LLM cum laude 2014.

Lawyer Rankings

Israel > Dispute resolution > Dispute resolution: white-collar crime, investigation and fraud

In 2023, Herzog Fox & Neeman invested heavily in its white-collar crime practice, marking it as a key contender for high-stakes cases. In January, Elad Pinchas joined from the Tel Aviv District Attorney’s Office, where he was a senior prosecutor. Four months later, the firm hired a large group from Balter, Guth, Aloni & Co, which included Guy Ne’eman, who now leads the white-collar and special solutions team; Lilach Keynan, who co-ordinates the special solutions area; and Eran Shacham-Shavit, who co-ordinates the white-collar division. The department additionally benefits from the white-collar expertise of overarching litigation head Joseph Ashkenazi, who represented Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, in proceedings regarding allegations of bribery and breach of trust.