Wala Qasis Law Firm

Our firm was established by Attorney Wala Qasis, who worked in public service as a prosecutor in the State Attorney's Office for 15 years at the rank of Senior Deputy A. During this time, he represented the state and government ministries in various legal forums – courts and appeal committees in thousands of diverse proceedings with great professionalism, specializing uniquely in administrative litigation and administrative law, alongside extensive involvement in civil law and torts across a wide range of issues, including class actions.

Attorney Qasis holds a Bachelor's degree in Law and a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Haifa, and a Master's degree in Law specializing in "Administrative and Civil Law" from the University of Haifa.

In providing legal advice, representation, and support in the administrative and civil fields, Attorney Wala Qasis offers representation at all stages of the administrative and legal process: from submitting a request to the administrative authority or government ministry, to filing appeals and appearing in hearings, up to filing administrative petitions and managing the process in court.

Our firm provides services in the following areas:

· Class actions and consumer protection laws

· Licensing authority and the Medical Institute for Road Safety: driver's licenses, point accumulation and administrative suspension, disqualification calculation, vehicle licenses, import and export of vehicles, and more. Includes appeals and appearances in hearings.

· Income tax appeals and tax objections on decisions according to Section 194 of the Tax Ordinance

· VAT appeals

· Objections regarding compensation for direct and indirect damages due to acts of war

· Objections to Corona grants

· Financial sanctions, administrative fines, and administrative enforcement. Includes administrative warnings.

· Administrative warnings and dealing with administrative enforcement procedures

· Enforcement procedures: seizure of funds or vehicles by the police and tax authorities

· Business licensing and administrative closure orders (local authorities, Ministry of Health, police) and judicial closure orders

· Tender petitions

· Population Administration and Ministry of Interior: entry visas to Israel, applications for Israeli citizenship, status and family reunification, employer permits, and permits for foreign workers

· Education and academic petitions: student placements, budgeting and support, appeals on professional certification exams (medicine, nursing, accounting, tax consultants, etc.)

· Public housing and social rights: eligibility for public housing, continuing tenant status, assistance in public housing

· Firearm licensing

· Psychiatric hospitalizations: involuntary hospitalizations, appearances in regional psychiatric committees, appeals to the court

· Tort law: property damage, bodily injury, and medical malpractice.