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Herzog Fox & Neeman is proud to present the Israel chapter of the Chambers Tax Controversy 2025 Practice Guide, recently
Chambers Tax Controversy 2025 Practice Guide: Israel
On May 12, 2025, the Israel Securities Authority (the “ISA”) published a staff-position, confirming that fund managers may make “General
New Guidance from the ISA on Mass Marketing of Funds – Speak More, Say Less
May 2025 Herzog Fox & Neeman has joined the Carbon Data Open Protocol (CDOP), a collaborative industry initiative uniting
Announcing Herzog Fox & Neeman participation in the Carbon Data Open Protocol
Registration is now open for the second cohort of the course “The New Currency: Entering the Carbon Market”, hosted by
Registration now open: second cohort of “The New Currency: Entering the Carbon Market”
Security cameras have become commonplace in workplaces, raising concerns about the potential privacy violations for employees. Under what circumstances is
Privacy Rights and Use of Cameras in the Workplace
We are pleased to update that after extensive discussions with the Israel Tax Authority, the Israel Tax Authority published yesterday
Section 102 Annual Report – Postponed Filing Date for 2024 Report
Herzog, Fox & Neeman law firm and the Israel-America Chamber of Commerce are pleased to host an important webinar concerning
Practical risks of US controls on import and export of advanced chips and AI model weights for Israeli companies
April 2025 Herzog Authors: Dr. Ruth Dagan, Partner and Head of the Environment and Climate Change practice at Herzog Fox
De-risking carbon markets: Managing legal uncertainty in the treatment of carbon credits
Join us for our upcoming webinar where our experts provide insight into the intricacies of employee benefits in Israel, featuring
Webinar: Employee Benefits in Israel
In the past year there has been a clear trend toward stricter online child protection laws, particularly in the US
Age Verification Rules Intensify: Key Implications for Developers and App Stores
The Israel Securities Authority (the “ISA”) published a report detailing its findings in relation to Private Placement of Securities and
