Recommended Military Lawyer Lawyers in Jerusalem, Israel

Legal support and representation throughout the entire criminal process, from the initial stages of investigation, through interim procedures such as arrests and restraining orders, to representation in courts and various tribunals.

Over 23 years of experience in criminal and military law, serious offenses, sexual offenses, property crimes, drugs and violence, pardons, expungement of criminal records, military law, traffic (selected cases), and administrative law. Client meetings in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

Attorney Ran Cohen Rochberger, Colonel (Res.), former Chief Military Defense Counsel. Specializes in criminal law, military and security cases, and white-collar cases. Our office provides services throughout the country. Online consultation meetings are also available - we are happy to be at your service.

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.

Graduate of the Naval Officers School in Acre, completed full military service in the Navy, graduate of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Holds a license from the Bar Association since 1962, specializing in criminal law and military law since 1979. The firm has special expertise in the field of insurance agents and their representation before the Insurance Commissioner at the Ministry of Finance.

Representation in military courts: desertion, drug offenses, violent offenses, sexual harassment, training accidents, illegal use of weapons, military traffic offenses, and more. Claims against the Compensation Officer for disability recognition and appeals committees.