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A bill introduced by the Ministry of Justice in 2006, intending to establish a copyright tribunal, ran aground in the Knesset.

Without exclusive ownership of intellectual property, a start-up would not have any value and would not be successful in raising capital.

The Israeli District Court of Tel Aviv ruled against global food giant, Nestle, and its subsidiary Nespresso in a claim filed by them in Israel against Espresso Club, an Israeli company...

Companies that have already registered a designated agent should be aware that they are required to register again using the new system before December 31, 2017.

The District Court of Lod accepted the position of the Israeli Tax Authority and reassessed the value of a transaction to sell all of the intellectual property of a company that was entered into after the sale...

Israel's new Designs Act will come into effect in August 2018. Until then, the relevant provisions of the Patents and Designs Ordinance will continue to control.

Your dream life has now become a nightmare.

An amendment to the Israeli Copyright Law, recently proposed by the Ministry of Justice, offers new measures against online copyright infringement.

On January 1, 2019, the Knesset (Israeli Parliament) approved Amendment No. 5 to Israel's Copyright Law, which adds the following provisions:

The Patents and Designs Ordinance, 1924, does not include provisions allowing the publication of the design in the official Designs Journal upon registration.

Recently, Joseph Joseph, an award winning international houseware brand, discovered that an Israeli supermarket chain had been selling a copy of their flavor-infusing spoon – "Gusto".

Israel's Supreme Court upheld that oral course lectures not documented by the lecturer are copyrightable, but allowed publisher's defense that he was unaware of the existence of such copyrights.

Building a startup company takes vision and great ideas.

Israeli music has been played in space before.

Israel's Copyright Act grants moral rights to authors of works, other than computer programs and phonograms.

In a decision of the Israeli Supreme Court dated January 16, 2006, in the matter of CA 8117/03 Eitan Inbar v. Asaf Jacob (not yet published), it was held, inter alia, that a textbook published by a student constitutes an infringement of the lecturer's copyright in his university lectures.

On January 1, 2019, the Knesset approved Amendment No. 5 to Israel's Copyright Law, 2007 (respectively, the "Amendment" and the "Law").