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In light of the experience our firm has accumulated on the issue of officers' compensation, we thought it fitting to present our comments and recommendations regarding the re-approval...

A number of fundamental principles are at the base of modern corporate law, when most of the provisions of the Companies Act, 5799-1999 (hereinafter: "the Act")...

Young startup companies wishing to raise funds in their initial stages contact, among others, professional investment funds. In most cases, in the framework of these investments...

The concept of incorporation is an old one, formed during the 17th century with the primary objective of encouraging the creation of business ventures and relations, while maintaining the personal exposure of the ...

In most investment agreements, the investor requests (and usually receives) different rights intended to ensure, as much as possible, effective supervision of the company's management...

When two companies decide to merge their activity by the purchase of one company by the other, there are a number of ways they can take, when the two main ones are (1) purchase of shares of the target company...

The Circular states that it follows the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and Tax Administrations from 2017.

On 22.5.2018, the GDPR ["General Data Protection Regulations"] (Hereinafter: the "Regulations") entered into effect on behalf of the European Parliament, the Council of the European Union and the European Commission...

Welcome to the February 2020 issue of our global newsletter, Israel Group News. DLA Piper's Israel Group delivers all the benefits of a global law firm

The following tips set forth issues that should be addressed in the founders' agreement, including those that merit special attention and thought.

LLC is a U.S. specific form of a private limited company entity; it has both "corporate" characteristics when it comes to its limited liability, and "partnership" characteristics, when it comes to its tax status.

A joint venture (JV) is a legal framework in which two business parties contribute content and joint business activity. The joint venture can be established as a partnership (regular or limited) or ...

There are often various circumstances under which a company (existing or future) requires its shareholders to sign a shareholders agreement.

We have analyzed the terms of venture financings for Israeli and Israeli-related technology companies that reported raising money during the year 2015.

One of the significant steps in a start-up company is finding a source of funding for the company, both in its initial stages (the ‘seed' stage) and in its more advanced stages.