After years of working at key decision-making junctions, Sarit Arieli Ben Simchon joins S. Horowitz as a partner.

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Israel’s planning and construction sector faces mounting complexity – dense regulation, overloaded planning institutions and appeals committees, and clients who need more precise counsel than ever as they navigate permitting proceedings. Into this reality steps attorney Sarit Arieli Ben Simchon: after years working at the heart of decision-making – from the Jerusalem District Attorney’s Office, through senior roles at the Planning Administration, to serving as chair of the District Appeals Committee – she joins S. Horowitz as a partner. Her joining is designed to deepen the professional support the firm provides its clients in planning, construction, and real estate.

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