Ezra Gross and David Osborne of Yigal Arnon & Co. highlight the fluidity of legislation related to investments and M&A transactions in Israel.
In Israel, unlike the United States, there is no strict procedure forcing the parties in a real estate transaction to conduct examinations about the status of the property. The legal approach in Israel is that the buyer should perform all investigations and inquiries before the purchase agreement has been signed. Lee Maor highlights the importance of such inquiries.
The real estate industry appears to be one of the biggest winners of blockchain technology, and recently, we have seen a large number of projects aimed at using blockchain technology to streamline processes in the real estate market.
The workers of 2019 may not be the workers of a hundred years ago, and the right to strike is a recognized right, but in recent years a new type of "workers" has been created - without job security, guaranteed income, social benefits or paid vacation - and society must take care of them.
