Adv Pinni Yaniv > Meitar Law Offices > Ramat Gan, Israel > Lawyer Profile

Meitar Law Offices
16 ABBA HILLEL SILVER ROAD
RAMAT GAN 5250608
Israel

Work Department

Litigation

Position

Partner

Career

Pinni is a partner in the firm’s litigation group. His expertise and main area of practice is bankruptcy. Pinni has vast experience regarding various aspects of insolvency, bankruptcy, restructuring and financial rehabilitation.

Pinni has been acting for Israeli and international creditors in complex proceedings and transactions that require in-depth experience and understanding of companies’ law, bankruptcy law, law of pledges and more. Throughout his years of practice, Pinni has gained a significant reputation working with banks, institutional lenders, and major corporations in the Israeli market and abroad. His experience, coupled with his in-depth expertise and representation of major players in the field, give him a comprehensive, unique and creative perspective, which benefits his clients.

Pinni also has a vast experience in civil litigation, especially with respect to complex litigation cases.

In addition to his professional pursuits, Pinni lectures in various forums and is the author of various professional publications in connection with his fields of expertise.

Languages

Hebrew and English

Education

Tel Aviv University, Israel (LL.M., summa cum laude 2015);

Tel Aviv University, Israel (LL.B., 1991)

Lawyer Rankings

Israel > Restructuring and insolvency

(Leading individuals)

Pinni YanivMeitar Law Offices

The ‘professional and collegial team’ at Meitar Law Offices handles a broad range of receivership mandates, creditor’s arrangements and rehabilitation proceedings, with additional capability in representing creditors in creditor rights disputes. Experienced litigator Pinni Yaniv frequently represents domestic and international creditors, with demonstrable experience in bankruptcy and reorganisation cases. Yaniv jointly leads the team alongside Amir Dolev, who is noted for his expertise in contentious bankruptcy mandates.