S. Horowitz has built one of Israel’s top competition law litigation teams. We combine strong dispute-resolution skills with deep knowledge of competition and antitrust law to help clients navigate complex regulatory requirements while maintaining their competitive position in the market.
Breaching competition laws in Israel leads to serious penalties, including fines, criminal charges, and lawsuits from both class actions and commercial disputes. The Israel Competition Authority has extensive powers to impose administrative fines on companies that were found to be monopolies and breached duties imposed on them as such, to, investigate markets, and regulate markets with few dominant companies.
Our department boasts a long line of litigation successes, one of the most recent being the representation of Barclays Bank in the precedent-setting LIBOR case, which reached a Supreme Court judgment that dismissed the class action proceeding in limine.
Our team combines deep understanding of Israeli competition law with extensive litigation experience, enabling us to effectively represent clients before the Competition Authority and in all relevant forums. We develop strategic approaches that protect our clients’ interests while navigating complex regulatory requirements, whether defending against enforcement actions or challenging anti-competitive conduct by competitors or suppliers.
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