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Tal Shapira

Founding Partner
Practice Areas
White Collar Offenses
Litigation
Arbitration
Mediation and Conflict Resolution
Defamation Law

Adv. Tal Shapira is a leading litigator with extensive and unique experience in crisis management and resolution, providing his clients with comprehensive and cross-disciplinary solutions. Adv. Shapira regularly advises capital holders, corporations and public officials.
Adv. Shapira’s unique qualities have led him to be recognized as one of the “Top Lawyers of the Future” by the Globes business newspaper, as part of a special 2017 project titled “The Heirs” in commemoration of Israel’s Independence Day.

Adv. Shapira represents private clients and corporations, including public companies, both in Israel and abroad, in financial cases worth tens of millions of shekels, in complex commercial disputes, control struggles, and more.
Adv. Shapira specializes in the representation of defendants in complex financial cases and offenses concerning businesspeople and public figures, in particular in the areas of securities law, antitrust, money laundering, bribery, bribery of foreign public employees, fraud and breach of trust, tax offenses, and negligent homicide offenses. In this framework, Adv. Shapira represents senior business people, ministers, members of the Knesset, and mayors in some of the most prominent and significant cases at the center of the public agenda in Israel.
Adv. Shapira’s business-commercial approach, along with his ability to devise solutions outside the box, have made him a sought-after mediator in complex and sensitive business dispute with an impressive success rate.
Alongside his professional activities, Adv. Shapira serves as a deputy battalion commander in the Israeli Defense Forces reserves.

Education
Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) Tel Aviv University, 2007
Admission
Member of the Israel Bar Association (2008)
Languages
Hebrew, English
Academic Publications
  • Chairman of the White Collar Committee of the Israel Bar Association (Tel Aviv District)
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