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Chambers Cartels 2025 Practice Guide: Israel

Niva Orion Ekaterina Yaremchuk Talya Solomon Iris Achmon

21 May 2025

We are pleased to share that Herzog Fox & Neeman has authored the Israel chapter in the Chambers Cartels 2025 Practice Guide, published by Chambers and Partners. Whether you’re navigating global compliance challenges or exploring the Israeli legal landscape for the first time, this chapter offers a practical introduction to cartel regulation and enforcement in Israel—tailored to support clients, advisors, and multinational businesses alike.

Authored by our leading Competition & Antitrust team – Talya Solomon (Head of Practice), Iris Achmon (Partner), Ekaterina Yaremchuk (Associate), and Niva Orion (Associate) – the chapter reflects the depth of our experience in helping clients anticipate risk and engage confidently with regulators.

This guide is part of a multi-jurisdictional series designed to make complex legal frameworks accessible to international readers.

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