Category Archives: Civil Procedure

Death at a Coffee Shop Leads to a Controversial Decision on Anton Piller Search and Seizure Rules in Israel

Posted on July 14, 2012 by Jonathan Agmon

The tragic case of Hen Efrat who died after digesting nuts during a visit to the “La Gufra” coffee shop in Tel Aviv led to a significant decision relating to how an Anton Piller type order can be used under the Israeli … Continue reading →

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Protection of Trade Secrets in Civil Proceedings in Israel

Posted on November 28, 2011 by Jonathan Agmon

In a recent decision (Oppositions to Register Trademarks Nos. 222,501 and 226,634 MOOI SWEET WONDERS (logo) and MOOI, Mewah Brands (S) Pte Ltd. v. Danshar Ltd., 16 November 2011) the Israeli Patent Office discussed in brief how to protect trade … Continue reading →

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Search and Seizure Questions Redefined

Posted on November 18, 2011 by Jonathan Agmon

On November 3, 2011, the Israel State Employment Tribunal handed down its decision in Zuko Marketing and Distribution Ltd. (Zuko) et. al. v. Haim (Cherry) Bakush et. al. The case involved two appeals on search and seizure operations by Zuko’s attorneys. Zuko … Continue reading →

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