Lawyer Doron Levy on PR Fire: “Insignificant amounts add up to huge sums”
Renowned lawyer Doron Levy, Head of the Class Action Department at Amit, Pollak, Matalon & Co., advocates for the power of class action lawsuits on PR Fire: “In class action lawsuits, insignificant amounts add up to huge sums. It makes no sense for an individual to file a claim against a large entity for a […]
Adv. Doron Levy on Pressat: “International taxation presents quite a few challenges”
Adv. Doron Levy underscores the paramount importance of international taxation in today’s globalized business landscape. As companies increasingly span international borders, he highlights the pressing need for a nuanced understanding of the challenges and opportunities in this domain: “International taxation presents quite a few challenges. Israeli companies must know the issue’s importance and act accordingly”.
Lawyer Doron Levy in IssueWire: Tax Resistance as Form of Protest
Lawyer Doron Levy, an Israeli tax law expert, explains tax resistance as a potent form of civil disobedience in IssueWiree. In his perspective, tax resistance transcends financial disagreement, representing a principled stance against supporting governments engaged in actions citizens find objectionable. Citing historical inspirations, Levy underscores the diverse motivations behind tax resistance, from challenging war […]
Lawyer Doron Levy: Stocks, Bonds, Cryptocurrencies and Regulations
In this video, Lawyer Doron Levy covers a range of important topics in the capital market, such as public companies: “A public company refers to a company, that offers its securities to the general public for purchase. Typically, these securities are in the form of stocks. But a public company can also be considered, a […]
“The total amounted to 10 billion shekels”: Lawyer Doron Levy on the Electric Company Class Action Case
In this video, Lawyer Doron Levy discusses class action lawsuits and gives an example of a lawsuit he filed against the Israeli Electric Company “for a three-agorot over-charge per kilowatt-hour: “The over-charge was illegal, even though it was only three agorot. The total amounted to 10 billion shekels. But since the Electric Company has about […]
