Upcoming Tel-Aviv conference underscores importance of US market to Israeli law firms

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Zohar Fisher

January 6, 2013

The upcoming conference dealing with foreign law firms is gaining attention from foreign blogs and media websites

The international blog of- “International business Development” (Link), by John Grimley, published a new article which elaborates about the status of the Israeli legal sector, and in addition, elaborates about the upcoming conference headed by Robus in a post named: Upcoming Tel-Aviv conference underscores importance of US market to Israeli law firms – link

The blog quotes Adv. Zohar Fisher, Founder and Ceo of Robus: “During mid- 2012,Israelmade an important step towards evolving the Israeli legal market, and allowed foreign law firms to operate inIsrael. Since then, one might say that this issue is troubling more than a few prominent Israeli law firms which are always thinking about the future“

The full article can be viewed here, and we wish to thank Mr. John Grimley for elaborating further about the unique conference and changes in the Israeli legal sector