Yael Rosenberg-Rubin

Partner

Adv. Yael Rosenberg-Rubin is a partner in the litigation and dispute resolution department at S. Horowitz, specializing in complex commercial disputes in all aspects of contract law, administrative law and commercial law before courts and tribunals in Israel.

Yael has extensive experience in the fields of construction, infrastructure and energy, she provides strategic advice in large-scale commercial disputes and accompanies clients in tender proceedings worth millions of dollars. Her expertise also includes administrative law, judicial review and shareholder disputes, while providing practical solutions to complex legal challenges.

Yael leads complex infrastructure and construction disputes for renowned clients in Israel and worldwide. She accompanies global and local clients in infrastructure and energy projects, providing comprehensive advice from contract formation to dispute management. Her strategic approach has proven highly valuable in resolving complex disputes across various infrastructure and energy sectors in Israel.

Yael has established herself as a strategic advisor whose expertise encompasses the full range of project challenges, from tender processes to complex arbitrations (particularly in cases involving budget overruns), termination of EPC contracts and design defects. She leads clients with exceptional success through negotiations, mediation and legal proceedings.

Her practice uniquely combines proactive strategic advice with proven dispute resolution capabilities. Whether managing ongoing infrastructure projects or handling complex arbitrations, Yael provides practical solutions that protect client interests while maintaining project momentum. This dual focus has made her particularly valuable to international contractors, real estate developers and joint venture partners seeking holistic advice for projects.

Core Capabilities

  • Infrastructure project dispute resolution: Strategic management of complex disputes
  • Construction and engineering litigation: Expert handling of technical disputes
  • Tender and procurement processes: Guidance in competitive tender processes, including litigation proceedings in this field
  • Project contract management: Construction and strategic management of contracts

Notable Representations

  • Representing Solel Boneh in light rail project arbitrations in Tel Aviv worth hundreds of millions of NIS
  • Representing Solel Boneh in a civil lawsuit against the Ministry of Defense, in the financial scope of hundreds of millions of shekels, regarding a contract concerning the Intelligence City project in the Negev
  • Legal accompaniment of Nextcom company in dozens of projects for establishing solar facilities at various sites throughout the country
  • Legal accompaniment of Akerstein in its projects with the Ministry of Defense, including everything related to the rehabilitation of Gaza envelope settlements, following the terrorist attack on October 7, 2023
  • Leading the settlement of a desalination plant dispute worth 1.5 billion NIS for the Minerva-Sakir joint venture
  • Achieving a precedential victory in a tender for Y.R.A.B in a contaminated soil treatment project
  • Representing Minerva Engineering in a complex hospital renovation project dispute

Education

  • Bar Ilan University, LL.M, with distinction, 2008
  • Bar Ilan University, LL.B, with distinction, 2007

Admission

  • Israel Bar Association, 2008

Contact

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Languages

Hebrew, English

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