Many employers and attorneys assume that covenants not to compete found in employment agreements are not enforceable against California residents absent narrow exceptions, and that courts would reject any attempt
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Adam Snukal Speaks on GDPR Issues During Istanbul Privacy Conference
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Adam Snukal, Shareholder at Greenberg Traurig’s Tel Aviv office and GDPR expert, recently participated on keynote panel at inaugural Turkey Privacy Professionals Association Privacy Conference. The Conference hosted…
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Israel’s Economy Continues to Outperform
By Jonathan Orlinsky on
Posted in credit rating, Tel Aviv
Earlier this summer, S&P Global gave the Israeli economy a vote of confidence by upgrading Israel’s credit rating for the first time in seven years. As reported in a Calcalist …
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Real Estate Investment in Poland – Opportunities in Europe’s Booming Market
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Posted in Event, Real Estate
Recently, Greenberg Traurig was pleased to organize a morning seminar focused on real estate investment opportunities and trends in Poland. GT’s Tel Aviv and Warsaw offices, together with partners CBRE …
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GT Wins Motion to Dismiss for Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.
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Posted in Firm News, Litigation
GT is pleased to have achieved a win on behalf of our client Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.
In May 2018, a U.S. Federal District Court Judge from the Central District …
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What CFOs Need to Know about the State Sales Tax Ruling
By Marvin A. Kirsner on
Posted in Tax, Technology
The recent Supreme Court ruling allowing states to tax online sales could result in a disruption in the operations of portfolio companies owned by private equity firms. With little time…
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Supreme Court Internet Sales Tax Case Will Require Many Companies to File State Corporate Income Tax Returns – Even If They Are Not Subject to Sales Tax
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Posted in Tax, Technology
Although the sales tax collection obligation of online retailers was the focus of last month’s momentous U.S. Supreme Court case South Dakota v. Wayfair, it will also impact state…
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Supreme Court’s Online Tax Decision Will Impact Cloud Computing and Software Industries
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Posted in Tax, Technology
On June 21, the U.S. Supreme Court decided South Dakota v. Wayfair, allowing states to tax online sales even if the retailer does not have a physical presence…
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Calcalist Features Barry Schindler on the Status of Food-Tech Industry in Israel
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Posted in Mergers & Acquisitions, Technology
In a recent article (Hebrew) on the rapidly evolving food-tech industry in Israel, Barry Schindler analyzed the status of M&A in the industry, stating that food-tech companies are still very…
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GT Tel Aviv Represents Canon in Major Acquisition in Israel
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Posted in Israel, Mergers & Acquisitions
Team of GT attorneys represented Canon Inc. in their first ever acquisition in Israel.
The Japanese giant acquired Israeli Video Analysis Company BriefCam.
Leading the deal were Tel Aviv…
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