Alon Kraus & Co., a Tel Aviv law firm, provides representation and legal support in civil and commercial matters in Israel: claims management and litigation at every instance — Magistrates’ Court, District Court and appeals before the Supreme Court — alongside real estate transactions and disputes, contract drafting and advisory, and ongoing counsel for companies and business owners. We assist private clients, entrepreneurs and companies in Hebrew, English and German.
Core areas of support
Civil and commercial litigation
Representation in monetary, contractual and commercial claims at every instance, including interim remedies such as attachment and injunctions.Real estate and property
Support for sale and purchase transactions, Land Registry (Tabu) registration, real estate taxation (betterment tax and purchase tax), tenancy disputes and eviction claims.Contracts and agreements
Drafting, review and negotiation of commercial contracts, service agreements, founders’ agreements and confidentiality agreements, and representation in contractual disputes.Company and corporate support
Company formation, articles of association and shareholders’ agreements, corporate governance, and ongoing legal counsel for businesses.Defamation and harmful publication
Representation of claimants and defendants in defamation matters, including harmful online publications.Frequently asked questions
In which courts does the firm represent civil matters?
In all instances — the Magistrates’ Court, the District Court, and appeals before the Supreme Court.What is the difference between a claim in the Magistrates’ Court and the District Court?
Jurisdiction is determined chiefly by the value and nature of the matter; the Magistrates’ Court hears lower-value claims, while the District Court hears higher-value and certain specialised matters.Can a civil dispute be resolved without litigation?
Yes. Many disputes are resolved through negotiation, mediation or arbitration, which can save time and cost.What happens after a judgment is given in my favour but the other side does not pay?
Enforcement proceedings can be opened to realise the judgment, including attachments and additional collection measures.What should I bring to the first consultation?
It is advisable to bring the relevant documents — contracts, correspondence, registration papers and supporting evidence — for an accurate assessment.Need legal advice?
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