The experts are the CLOAK.

Legal 500 Leading Partner · 2025–2026

Guy Ne'eman is a corporate and economic litigator whose practice spans white-collar defense, regulatory enforcement, securities and capital-markets disputes, corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, crisis management and Special Solutions mandates. He represents clients in complex civil, administrative and criminal proceedings and leads matters in which litigation strategy, regulatory exposure, governance and business judgment must be coordinated under a single mandate.

He previously served as Head of White Collar and Special Solutions at a leading Israeli firm. His earlier career includes service as a senior partner at Balter Guth Aloni | Ne'eman Keynan, as a founding partner of N|T|K & Co., and as an attorney at Gornitzky & Co. He also held leadership roles in the Tel Aviv District of the Israel Bar Association, including co-chair positions in the Capital Markets and Business Committee and the Corporations Committee.

His work is structured around early identification of the decisive issues, disciplined development of the evidentiary record and direct partner responsibility for strategy, advocacy and final work product.

Legal 500 · Key Lawyer in Two Practices · 2026

Lilach Keynan focuses on complex economic, corporate and real-estate disputes, including matters involving extensive documentary records, data analysis, corporate and securities litigation, mergers and acquisitions, commercial and international law, white-collar exposure and crisis management. She coordinates multidisciplinary mandates in which factual development, evidence architecture and legal strategy must remain aligned throughout the matter.

She previously coordinated Special Solutions within the White Collar & Special Solutions department of a leading Israeli firm. Her prior experience includes service as a senior partner at Balter Guth Aloni | Ne'eman Keynan, as a founding partner of N|T|K & Co., and as an attorney at Zelinger & Co.

Her practice emphasizes structured review of evidence and data, identification of the critical factual and legal point, and coordinated partner-level management across litigation, investigations and corporate advisory work.

Mallen Award · 2024

Prof. Barak Orbach is the Robert H. Mundheim Professor of Law & Business at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law and the founding director of its Business Law Program. His work focuses on antitrust, regulation, corporate governance, corporate compliance, AI governance, the digital economy and the legal and institutional implications of dynamic technologies.

He advises public bodies, companies, boards and investors on high-stakes competition, regulatory and governance questions. His scholarship and advisory work examine the operation of markets, institutions and technology under conditions of legal and economic complexity.

His prior experience includes practice at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton in New York and service as a law-and-economics advisor at the Israel Competition Authority. He holds graduate law degrees from Harvard Law School and degrees from Tel Aviv University.

Legal 500 EMEA 2026

Dana Hasson focuses on competition law, internal investigations and regulatory risk. Before entering private practice, she spent more than a decade in the Investigations and Intelligence Department of the Israel Competition Authority, where she led a team handling complex antitrust investigations and enforcement initiatives.

She represents companies and corporate officers in competition law enforcement proceedings and investigations, and draws on that enforcement background to advise on internal investigations, regulatory-risk management and strategic responses to high-scrutiny events. Her work includes fact development, interview and document-review strategy, issue mapping and the preparation of defensible findings and decision materials.

She holds an LL.B., B.A. and an MBA from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and is admitted to the Israel Bar.

The Legal 500 EMEA 2026 — key-lawyer listing

Tamar Maoz Knaz is CIDAH's Chief Compliance Officer. She sets the boundaries the intelligence work runs inside — lawful collection, data handling, conflict screening and the escalation path for mandates that should be refused — and she owns the record that shows each boundary held.

Her domain expertise is securities and financial regulation, corporate governance and the reporting obligations of public companies. That background covers regulatory engagement with the Israel Securities Authority, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and the Capital Market, Insurance and Savings Authority, alongside workforce policy, internal procedure and the drafting of the documents that govern how an organisation actually behaves.

Her career includes partnership at a leading Israeli firm (2023–2026) and at Balter Guth Aloni | Ne'eman Keynan (2020–2023), and earlier roles at a Top-25 Israeli firm and at N|T|K & Co. She holds an LL.B. and a B.A. in Business Administration from Reichman University.

The Legal 500 EMEA 2026 — key-lawyer listing in two practices

Philippe Lipschutz is CIDAH's Chief Innovation Officer. He owns how the intelligence work is built: the tooling, the collection pipeline and the standards a finding must meet before it reaches a client. Where a method cannot be shown to be lawful and reproducible, it does not ship.

He holds professional credentials in privacy and data protection — EXIN certification and DPO training through Tel Aviv University's Faculty of Law — which anchors the data-protection discipline the platform is built against. His transactional expertise covers mergers and acquisitions, financing and investment structures and cross-border matters, with earlier exposure to tenders, project finance, infrastructure and energy.

His career includes partnership at a leading Israeli firm (2023–2026) and earlier roles at Balter Guth Aloni | Ne'eman Keynan, Levy Meidan & Co. and M. Firon & Co. He holds an LL.B. from the Academic Center for Law and Science.