Recommended Ministry of Defense Lawyers in Bat Yam, Israel

David Sa'ar specializes in personal injury claims, insurance, pensions, loss of work capacity, medical malpractice, disabilities, Ministry of Defense, and National Insurance. A former senior executive in insurance companies, with education in economics and a Master's degree in Law.

We are the largest firm in Israel representing private clients in the field of personal injury, National Insurance, tax exemption, medical malpractice, IDF disabled veterans, road accidents, and more. The firm has 11 branches nationwide - in Haifa, Rosh Pina, Tiberias, Afula, Petah Tikva, Tel Aviv, Rehovot, Jerusalem, Ashdod, Be'er Sheva, and Eilat. For those interested, we offer case openings by phone.

A firm specializing in tort law, including medical malpractice, road accidents, bodily injuries, claims against the Ministry of Defense, work accidents, property damage, insurance, and long-term care. The firm has branches in Rishon LeZion and Rehovot.

Consistently recommended with proven successes. Leading in achieving maximum compensation with 24 years of experience. Contact us for an initial consultation and assessment of prospects. Adv. Yanir Harel is the author of "Law of Evidence in Insurance Claims and Compensation for Road Accident Victims" and is ranked by Dun's 100 as a leading lawyer in the field of insurance.

Oren Maoz Law Office provides legal services in bodily injury claims, accident and illness insurance, medical malpractice, and National Insurance. The firm has branches in Tel Aviv and Kiryat Ono. Attorney Oren Maoz manages a professional diseases forum.

Dallal & Co. - Law Firm specializes in tort, insurance, real estate, execution, and debt collection.

Law Office (Dr.) Adir Zeltser is a boutique firm specializing in defamation, insolvency, education law, and civil litigation.

The firm specializes in medical malpractice claims, bodily injury, insurance, and Ministry of Defense claims

The office specializes in representing security forces personnel (IDF, police, Shin Bet, prison service, etc.) seeking recognition as disabled veterans of the security system and representing disabled individuals in medical, regional, and supreme committees.