10 Jonathan Morris, BCLP: “Our role as lawyers is to support our clients navigate those geopolitical challenges and so our advice needs to be tailored accordingly.” Lee Noyek, A&O Shearman: “It’s easy to get blinded by the headlines in the US. We continue to stay close to our clients and make sure we are constantly available to navigate the polycrises affecting them. We are getting involved in deal making earlier, and staying involved after close. Indeed, in many ways, the global outlook is making the world bigger again for Israeli clients as they diversify away from the US and so the firm’s nearly 50 offices come into play.” Adir Waldman, Freshfields: “Over the past 12 months, we’ve advised on major inbound investments into Israel by Apple, CrowdStrike, and most notably, Google in its landmark acquisition of Wiz. These matters underscore our position as a truly global law firm, backed by a world-class team in the United States. Today, we represent the world’s leading tech companies on their most complex and sensitive transactions – both in the US and internationally.As our global practice continues to grow, we remain committed to supporting milestone deals in Israel’s tech ecosystem—just as we did with the GoogleWiz transaction.” Jeremy Lustman, DLA: “We have recently been helping our client, Fortissimo Capital, a leading Israeli private equity fund, navigate the US regulatory aspects of its publicly announced investment in 3D printing solutions company, Stratasys. Our US colleagues are at the forefront of the evolving federal regulatory landscape and have been able to provide Fortissimo with the proactive, strategic guidance it has needed in order to move this significant deal forward.” Joshua Kiernan, Latham & Watkins: “We are delighted to have recently advised CyberArk in its upsized US$1.1 billion convertible notes private offering. We also recently advised the underwriters on the blockbuster eToro What recent Israel-related matter best highlights your firm’s strengths in this area?
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