Yoav Samueloff

Yoav Samueloff is an attorney who specializes in white-collar crime and also has economic and technological expertise. Yoav began his legal career as an intern at the Taxation and Economic Crimes Prosecution Office, in the Securities Department. In this role, he worked on large-scale cases handled before the Economic Department of the Tel Aviv-Jaffa District Court, including pre-indictment hearing proceedings and legal support for criminal investigations. His work involved cooperation with additional enforcement authorities, including the Israel Securities Authority, the Israel Police (Lahav 433), the Israel Money Laundering and Terror Financing Prohibition Authority, the Israel Tax Authority, and others.

Yoav was involved in complex and significant economic cases of broad public importance, including the “Bezeq” case, Case 4000, and others.

As part of his work as a defense attorney in the White-Collar Department, Yoav is a member of a team that has handled, and continues to handle, several sensitive matters and cases whose details have not yet been made public. In this context, Yoav works on criminal proceedings before the courts, administrative proceedings before the Enforcement Committee of the Israel Securities Authority, and matters involving the Competition Authority, the Capital Market Authority, and other regulators.