S. Horowitz & Co acts for hi-tech clients on organisational issues, capital raising, commercial matters, M&A, and liquidity issues. The practice also assists venture capital (VC) funds, corporate VCs, and private equity clients that invest in Israeli start-ups. Longstanding hi-tech specialist Mordehay Malca leads the team, which includes Clifford Davis, whose industry specialisms include autonomous automotive technology. The practice further includes Amit Steinman, Pini Azaria, Miriam Zaltsman, Aviv Halperin, and Gal Arad Cohen.

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‘The firm stands out for its exceptional combination of professionalism, efficiency, and personal attention.’
‘The team provides consistently high-quality legal services with impressive responsiveness and availability, always delivering thoughtful, accurate, and timely advice.’
‘What truly sets this practice apart is its ability to balance deep legal expertise with a practical, business-oriented approach.’
‘The lawyers are not only highly skilled and knowledgeable, but also genuinely collaborative and approachable, creating a relationship of trust and partnership with their clients.’
‘The team’s work is characterised by clear communication, rapid turnaround times, and meticulous attention to detail.’
‘They make complex matters feel manageable, offering clarity and confidence throughout every stage of the process.’

Key clients

AT&T Ventures
Private Equity Minorities I K/S
Final Group
Journey Ventures
Sayata Labs
Xternity Games
Zengo
Ludus Materials
Algoz
Sailo Technologies
Cecilia AI
Coral Reef Technologies

Work highlights

Advised AT&T Ventures on its various investments in Israeli start-up companies, including Carbyne and Cyera.

Advising Final Group, a worldwide group of fintech companies that specialise in trading algorithms and trade execution technology, on its activities in Israel and abroad.

Advising Private Equity Minorities I K/S, a Danish investment fund, on its investments in Israeli start-ups