Overview

Industries: Infrastructure

Gilad Katz is a partner in the Dispute Resolution Practice Group of the firm. He has extensive experience acting for clients on a broad range of high-value corporate and commercial cases disputes before the entire range of Israeli courts and tribunals.

Gilad’s practice encompasses High volume commercial disputes, complex construction and infrastructure disputes (having the uniqueness of representing both contractors, employers and managing companies in huge national projects), complex real estate disputes and zoning disputes.

Furthermore, Gilad’s practice includes challenging and seeking to set aside regulatory and governmental decisions (including decisions of local and national planning committees) before the full range of Israeli administrative and civil courts and tribunals, including the Supreme Court and the Court for Administrative Affairs.

His clients include international and domestic companies, government companies, public authorities and a wide range of construction and infrastructure companies.

Gilad also has experience acting for NGO’s, non-profits and charities on governance issues and disputed bequests. In addition, within his capacity as the legal counsel of the Israel Cancer Association, Gilad has provided legal advice on a number of proceedings that sought to set aside bequests and donations made to the charity.

Gilad joined S. Horowitz & Co. in 2006, where he completed his internship and qualified as an Israeli advocate.

Languages: EnglishHebrew
Admissions: Israel Bar, 2007
Education: Haifa University, LL.B. magna cum laude and on the Dean’s List in each of his four years of study ,(2006)

Other Activities

As a law student at Haifa University, Gilad:

  • Was a member of the editorial board of the University’s Law Review: Law & Government (Mishpat Umimshal)
  • Served as a teaching and research assistant in Legal Ethics
  • Was Chairman of the Young Lawyers’ Committee at the Israel Bar Association between 2007 and 2011, initiating many social projects in the community

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