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The sizeable hi-tech and start-up practice at Goldfarb Gross Seligman & Co. is well positioned to advise on the full tech life cycle, from seed rounds through to major transactions. Equally adept at representing tech companies and investors, the team stands out for its cross-border prowess, and demonstrates ‘exceptional ability to bridge the gap between US and Israeli legal systems’. Key experts include Amir Raz, whose industry expertise brings ’invaluable guidance and perspective’; Michael Heller, who advises tech and investor clients on an array of corporate finance and M&A transactions; Chen Manzur, who contributes ‘unique experience working with start-ups, VCs, and large multinational companies’; and Danny Dilbary, who is a ’go-getter that makes transactions happen’. The group is co-led by firm chairman Ayal Shenhav, international corporate and securities head Ashok Chandrasekhar, and M&A lead Richard Mann.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘This is an exceptional team, and we’re truly fortunate to have them in our corner. They’re incredibly knowledgeable, well-versed in what they do, and widely regarded as top-notch in the industry. They consistently bring smart, practical solutions to even the most complex situations.’

  • ‘Amir Raz brings a unique combination of expertise, strategic thinking and a client-first mindset that sets him apart in the legal world. His deep knowledge of the AI space, along with years of experience working with top start-ups and investors in Israel and the US, gives us invaluable guidance and perspective.’

Key clients

  • Over 1,000 Israeli start-up companies ranging from pre-seed through advanced stages of development
  • Google

Work highlights

Representing Israeli cybersecurity unicorn Axonius in its $200m Series E funding round.
Representing the lead investors (Bessemer, Stage One, Leaders Fund and Amiti) in start-up Qwak in its $230m acquisition by JFrog.