4 Lawyers - Local Court in Jerusalem, Israel | 109 Reviews
  • Ben-Zvi Yaakov Law Office

    Ben-Zvi Yaakov Law Office

    5.0 (54 Reviews)
    Jerusalem

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    Representation in objection procedures at the local planning and construction committee and in appeal procedures at the district planning and construction appeals committee, including objections to master plans. Representation in shared buildings matters before the court and the real estate supervisor. Additionally, accompaniment in real estate sale and purchase transactions.

  • Ophir Sternberg - Law Office

    Ophir Sternberg - Law Office

    5.0 (25 Reviews)
    Also available in Jerusalem

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    Providing professional response in criminal, civil, and administrative law - available 24/7 in emergencies.

  • Ben-Zvi Yaakov Law Office

    Ben-Zvi Yaakov Law Office

    5.0 (54 Reviews)
    Also available in Jerusalem

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    Representation in objection procedures at the local planning and construction committee and in appeal procedures at the district planning and construction appeals committee, including objections to master plans. Representation in shared buildings matters before the court and the real estate supervisor. Additionally, accompaniment in real estate sale and purchase transactions.

  • Sami Ilia Law Office

    Sami Ilia Law Office

    4.9 (30 Reviews)
    Also available in Jerusalem

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    The office provides services nationwide in all instances, including police, IDF (Israel Defense Forces), state service, and all security branches courts. Head of the criminal prosecution in the Haifa District (in the prosecution division of the Israeli Police) until 2014 and since then operates a private office dealing with all aspects of criminal law, traffic, military law, rehabilitation division claims, status of overseas deserters, constitutional law (High Court of Justice), and administrative law. Additionally, represents soldiers, police officers, firefighters, state employees, Shin Bet, Prisons Service, and Mossad.