Behind every injury is a person,
a family,
a life disrupted.
You have someone by your side.

Representation for drivers, passengers and pedestrians injured in road accidents, addressing both the injury and its impact on everyday life.

For personal injury claims under the Israeli Road Accident Victims Compensation Law, entitlement does not depend on who caused the accident. Compensation is generally sought from the relevant compulsory motor insurer. Eligibility is subject to the law and its exceptions, so compensation is not automatic in every case. The circumstances, insurance coverage and injury must be assessed.

Assistance with having an injury recognised as work-related, claiming injury and disability benefits, and assessing whether an employer or another party is liable.

A work injury may involve two parallel routes: claiming National Insurance benefits and assessing a personal injury claim against an employer or another party where there is a legal basis. Medical documentation and evidence gathering begin promptly, and the two routes need to be coordinated throughout.

Claims arising from falls and hazards on streets, in shops and in other public spaces. Establishing the facts and assessing responsibility.

A fall on a street, in a shop or in another public place does not automatically entitle someone to compensation. The hazard, responsibility for the premises and the connection between the incident and the injury must be assessed. Photographs, witness details and timely medical records help establish the claim.

Claims under personal accident, income protection and student accident insurance policies. Reviewing coverage and handling claims.

The process starts with reviewing the policy, coverage, and medical and employment records. Eligibility conditions, exclusions and claim deadlines are assessed before a supported claim is submitted to the insurer. If a claim is rejected, the reasons and available next steps are reviewed.

Claims for general disability, special services, long-term care and child disability benefits. Preparing claims and representing clients before medical committees.

Each benefit has its own eligibility criteria and documentation requirements. The office helps identify the appropriate claim, organise medical and functional evidence, and prepare for and attend medical committees. Once a decision is issued, its implications and any grounds and deadlines for an appeal are assessed.

Assistance with disability recognition applications and representation before medical committees of the Ministry of Defense Rehabilitation Department, including claims arising from injuries sustained during the Swords of Iron war.

The office assists injured service members with recognition and disability assessment proceedings before the Rehabilitation Department, including injuries sustained during the Swords of Iron war. Assistance includes gathering service and medical records, assessing the link between the injury and service, and preparing for and attending medical committees.