Recommended Detention Pending Trial Lawyers in Afula, Israel

Nadav Greenwald Law Office specializes in criminal law in all its aspects, as well as in traffic law. Our office has extensive experience in representing suspects and defendants in criminal offenses, including drug offenses, sexual offenses, violent offenses, and more. We have branches in Afula and Tel Aviv, providing our clients with professional and accessible service throughout the country, in various courts, at all hours of the day. We would be happy to advise you without any obligation.

The Law Office of Alina Karsenti provides services in Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, and English. Attorney Karsenti specializes in criminal law and traffic law.

Former head of the Investigation Department at Lahav 433 and the Competition Authority, with over 15 years of senior experience in Israel's law enforcement systems, extensive experience in managing complex criminal cases. Branches in Hadera and Tel Aviv, service throughout the country.

Attorney Ilan Mizrahi has over 25 years of experience, specializing in release from detention, representation, and consultation for suspects/defendants in criminal offenses, with an emphasis on representing suspects in sex, violence, drug, and property offenses.

Attorney Dana Shavit, the owner of the office, is a former police officer and criminal prosecutor who retired from the Israel Police after many years in the role. The firm is considered one of the leading in the criminal and traffic fields.

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.