Enforcement of Judgments 2025

ISRAEL Law and Practice Contributed by: Joseph (Yossi) Ashkenazi, Haim Machluf and Roy Schondorf, Herzog Fox & Neeman

Herzog Fox & Neeman is a law firm in Israel provid - ing legal advice to local and multinational companies, investors, and entrepreneurs across all industries. The firm’s name has become synonymous with the highest quality legal service available in Israel, espe - cially given its vast experience in cross-border and domestic matters and its thorough understanding of global business. Herzog Fox & Neeman’s litigation and dispute resolution practice is among the largest in Israel and has extensive experience in handling a wide range of disputes involving corporate, securi -

ties, administrative and contract law before various local and international tribunals. The firm handles disputes in Israel involving international or multi-juris - dictional elements, claims involving foreign litigants, and high-profile class-action suits. The litigation and dispute resolution department regularly represents clients in claims involving precedential issues and novel areas of law and maintains unique expertise in the representation of industry-leading companies, in - cluding in many flourishing and competitive technol - ogy markets.

Authors

Joseph (Yossi) Ashkenazi co-heads Herzog Fox & Neeman’s litigation and dispute resolution department. With

Haim Machluf is a partner in Herzog Fox & Neeman’s litigation and dispute resolution department. With more than 23 years of practice, Haim has significant experience in different areas of litigation, including class-

more than 28 years of experience, Yossi’s work is concentrated in the field of complex litigation where he has experience in a variety of areas, including class action proceedings, corporate and securities litigation, commercial litigation and white-collar proceedings. Yossi has represented multinationals in Israeli commercial and civil disputes and in class actions in various fields, many of which are litigated in Israel parallel to similar claims in other jurisdictions. Yossi has argued various cases before the Supreme Court of Israel, including precedential cases pertaining to the private international law rules applicable to multinational defendants in class actions.

action proceedings, corporate and securities litigation, antitrust litigation, constitutional and administrative litigation, and complex commercial litigation. Haim completed his doctoral studies at Harvard Law School, following which he practised law for four years as a member of the litigation department at a prominent Boston law firm.

Roy Schondorf is the head of international dispute resolution at Herzog Fox & Neeman. He previously served as Israel’s Deputy Attorney General (International Law). In this capacity, Roy was responsible for all

public and private international law issues across the government. He led the representation of the state of Israel in sensitive international commercial arbitration proceedings, advised governmental bodies on arbitration demands made by commercial institutions, and prepared the state’s legal positions in domestic litigation on a wide range of issues, including the enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral awards.

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