Tal Mor Law Office

In recent years, public awareness of their entitled medical rights and the need for assistance in realizing these rights with various institutions has increased. More and more people understand that to receive the rights they are entitled to, they need knowledge, experience, and the ability to navigate the bureaucracy surrounding these processes, with an approach that combines raising awareness, providing knowledge, and personal guidance throughout the process from start to finish.

These principles guide Attorney Tal Mor in his work, based on the belief that the most effective approach to working with his clients will occur only if there is a direct and personal channel for conveying information, leading to cooperation, success, and satisfaction. The knowledge and experience Attorney Mor has acquired over his years of work in the field ensure a real and tangible added value for both the client and their family.

Tal Mor has been a lawyer specializing in personal injury and medical rights for several years, working with the National Insurance Institute, the Tax Authority, and insurance companies. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Law and a Master's degree in Business Administration and is certified in training for medical adjudicators in the medical committees of the National Insurance Institute and the Rehabilitation Department on medical, rehabilitative, ethical, and legal issues, from the School of Medicine at Tel Aviv University.

Attorney Tal Mor provides personal guidance to his clients and their families throughout the complex process until the realization and maximization of their rights, including representing them in medical committees. Given that most clients are ill, he is available for an initial meeting at the client's home if necessary. Tal handles claims in areas such as general disability, work accidents, occupational diseases, mobility benefits, disabled children, and more, with unique expertise in obtaining tax exemptions. Over the years he has been in the field, he and his clients have received tax refunds totaling millions of shekels.