Hilit is a partner in our Litigation Department. She works with public and private companies, business groups, and high-net-worth individuals in complex disputes. She represents and advises in a wide range of commercial and corporate proceedings, including disputes between shareholders and partners, control battles, investment, financing and acquisition disputes, derivative claims and officers' and directors' liability, and claims involving fraud, economic wrongs, and breach of contract. She also handles real estate and construction disputes, debt arrangements and negotiations with creditors, unfair competition and trade secrets, franchising and distribution agreements, trade secrets and intellectual property, and inheritance and estate disputes with legal and personal complexity.
Her clients operate in many sectors, including technology, capital markets, real estate, industry, banking, hotels, restaurants, local and international infrastructure, local and international trade, publishing, and more.
Hilit has more than 20 years of experience managing proceedings in all courts, including complex, multi-party cases and matters in multiple forums running at the same time. She combines a deep command of each case's factual, financial, and legal details with strategic, result-focused thinking - planning steps, managing risk, and early identification of pressure points and opportunities. Her broad experience allows her to respond quickly and accurately to changing circumstances, and to give her clients an advantage both in the case itself and outside the courtroom.
Additional parts of her practice include representing clients in fraud and misappropriation claims - including reconstructing facts, locating assets, and managing enforcement proceedings; litigation for technology companies in disputes with a complex technological element; and managing parallel proceedings in Israel and abroad against international entities and digital platforms, including representing Latin American companies and establishing jurisdiction in Israel.
Alongside litigation, Hilit developed an interdisciplinary psychological-legal mediation method. It combines careful legal analysis with a deep understanding of the human dynamics behind each dispute, making it possible to reach sustainable settlements even in complex disputes.
Hilit serves as a mediator, lectures and publishes legal articles, and serves as an arbitrator and as a member of the disciplinary tribunal of the Tel Aviv District of the Israel Bar Association.
Education and Admission
Israel Bar Association (2004)
LL.B., The College of Management (2003)
M.A. in Negotiation Management and Dispute Resolution, Bar-Ilan University (2015)
Notary License, Ministry of Justice (2024)
Roi Avraham is a litigation lawyer whose practice focuses on complex, high-intensity disputes in commercial and administrative law, with a particular emphasis on environmental law. His professional background includes work in the litigation department of a boutique firm and in the tax department of one of Israel’s largest law firms, providing her with a broad and multi-disciplinary perspective on complex legal and regulatory matters.
He provides ongoing legal support to public and private entities in dealings with regulatory authorities, advising on issues including environmental liability, soil and water pollution, waste management, environmental planning, licensing compliance, and the implementation of complex environmental regulation. His work requires close interaction with regulators and a detailed understanding of both legal requirements and practical enforcement realities.
Over the years, Roi has represented leading companies in a wide range of legal proceedings before various courts, as well as in mediation and arbitration. Clients value his ability to combine precise legal analysis with deep regulatory insight and hands-on familiarity with the environmental field, alongside a strategic and solution-oriented approach tailored to each matter.
Languages
Hebrew
English
Education
Netanya Academic College, LL.B (Hons) (2018)
Tel Aviv University, LL.M in Commercial–Civil Law (2021)
Admissions & Certifications
Israel Bar Association, 2019
Tamir is an associate who advises business and industrial companies on commercial,regulatory, and legal matters, supports their day-to-day operations, andassists with issues involving business activity, regulation, and legalproceedings.
He also advises on commercial and regulatory matters, with a focus onenvironmental law, climate-related issues, and circular economy aspects. He analyzes legal and regulatory questions, supports compliance efforts, assists in risk management, and provides practical legal solutions tailored to each matter.
Tamir has experience in litigation and enforcement proceedings, gained during his internship at the Tel Aviv District Attorney’s Office. In this role, he appeared independently before the courts, drafted pleadings and legal opinions, reviewed evidentiary materials, and assisted in managing investigation files involving enforcement authorities.
Languages
Hebrew
English
Education
Bachelorof Laws (LL.B), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2023
Admissions& Certifications
Israel Bar Association (2024)
Hila Karmona is a partner in the firm’s Environmental Law, Climate, and Circular Economy Department, advising clients on complex environmental and circular-economy matters in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. She combines precise legal analysis with a deep understanding of regulatory frameworks and the operational and business realities companies face when implementing them, approaching each matter through a holistic lens that connects regulation, environmental risk, economic considerations, and corporate strategy.
She works closely with corporations, including some of the largest companies in the Israeli economy, supporting them in addressing environmental challenges arising from day-to-day operations and large-scale projects. Her advice balances regulatory requirements with commercial priorities, helping clients manage risk, maintain business continuity, and implement compliance solutions that are practical, proportionate, and aligned with how their organizations actually operate.
A central focus of Hila’s practice is the development and implementation of circular-economy regulation as a strategic legal discipline. She views the circular economy as a forward-looking business model that enables organizations to anticipate regulatory change, build long-term resilience, and preserve competitiveness. Her work includes early identification of regulatory trends, international standards, and emerging policy, and translating these developments into clear, actionable guidance that supports informed decision-making and effective integration into ongoing business activity.
Hila’s working style is defined by close client engagement and a strong understanding of each client’s operations and challenges. By combining detailed legal analysis with a broader regulatory, environmental, and economic perspective, she delivers solutions that support responsible conduct, regulatory certainty, and long-term stability.
Languages
Hebrew
English
Education
Tel Aviv University, LL.B (2016)
Admissions & Certifications
Israel Bar Association, 2018
Sharon Madel-Artzy is a leading environmental lawyer who joined ABADI after many years as a partner, during which she established and led environmental law practices at two of Israel’s largest law firms. She joined the firm out of strong alignment with our vision and emphasis on legal excellence, transparency, integrity, and personal client engagement.
She brings extensive experience in environmental law and complex environmental regulation, with particular depth in renewable energy, environmental responsibility, and, in recent years, circular-economy regulation, a field in which she enjoys a prominent position in Israel. Her practice is grounded in the view that, in an era of climate change and growing resource constraints, environmental law is not only a compliance function but a strategic lever for sustainable growth and long-term value creation.
Ranked in Chambers Global, she advises corporations and large-scale projects on comprehensive environmental regulation, environmental liability, planning and construction, renewable energy, waste, water, hazardous materials, and land-related issues.
As head of the only department in Israel specializing in circular-economy regulation, she leads an approach that integrates advanced legal analysis with commercial and operational understanding. She assists clients in navigating transitions to circular business models, translating regulatory pressure into opportunities for green growth, innovation, and competitive advantage. Her work focuses on helping clients anticipate regulatory change, manage risk, and position themselves at the forefront of evolving global policy.
Her client base includes leading Israeli corporations in the energy, infrastructure, industry, real estate and construction, and food and beverage sectors, as well as green-technology companies, renewable-energy entrepreneurs, and organizations advancing innovative environmental solutions. Alongside her legal practice, she founded the Israeli Circular Economy Platform, lectures at academic institutions, and speaks at international conferences on environmental regulation and Circular Sustainable Industrial Development, actively shaping policy discourse that supports both business and society.
Languages
Hebrew
English
Education
University of Haifa, LL.B combined with Public Administration and Public Policy (1999)
Cambridge Business School, Certificate Studies in Circular Economy and Sustainability Strategies (2022)
Admissions & Certifications
Israel Bar Association, (2018)
Certified Mediator, Israel Bar Association Mediation Institute, (2018)
Asaf is a partner in the firm’s Litigation team, advising Israeli and international companies on complex corporate matters and commercial disputes, particularly where regulatory issues and ongoing engagement with government authorities are key.
He has nearly 20 years of experience litigating across all levels of court, including numerous appearances before the Supreme Court. Asaf represents clients in complex matters, including class actions, administrative litigation, liquidation and corporate restructuring proceedings, and antitrust and competition cases, including in the automotive sector.
A significant part of his practice involves supporting international corporations entering the Israeli market, including building practical compliance and regulatory frameworks and managing day-to-day regulatory interfaces in Israel and abroad. In this context, he has advised vehicle manufacturers on launching their operations in Israel and on ongoing regulatory engagement with regulators in Israel and abroad.
As part of his ongoing work in automotive regulation, Asaf also advises leading vehicle importers in Israel on both regulatory and commercial matters, including negotiations with international companies.
Asaf’s approach is grounded in a business-focused strategy, attention to detail, and hands-on, responsive support for management teams, in-house counsel, and boards in Israel and worldwide.
Education and Admission
Israel Bar Association (2006)
LL.B, Tel Aviv University (2005)
LL.M, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2009)
