Can Settlements be Reached on Class Action Lawsuits? Lawyer Doron Levy Explains on BusinessMole
Discover key insights into legal settlements with Lawyer Doron Levy in an article on BusinessMole. Adv. Levy provides valuable commentary, stating, “Settlements can be reached involving partial payments or the cessation of wrongful behavior by the defendant. It’s essential to highlight that any agreement reached must undergo court scrutiny and approval to become legally binding.” […]
“A class action lawsuit is a powerful mechanism”: Adv. Doron Levy on PR Fire
In a recent exploration of the collective strength inherent in class action lawsuits, Adv. Doron Levy, Head of the Class Action Department at Amit, Pollak, Matalon & Co., underscores on PR Fire the potency of individuals uniting to seek justice against powerful entities: “A class action lawsuit is a powerful mechanism where individuals unite to […]
“Operating in two separate tax systems creates a special taxation complexity”: Adv. Doron Levy on Pressat
Adv. Doron Levy provides Pressat a glimpse into the evolving world of international taxation, offering a valuable perspective on the adjustments and strategies necessary for businesses to thrive and remain compliant internationally: “The fact that it operates in two different sovereign systems and two separate tax systems creates a special taxation complexity. This international activity […]
IssueWire: Lawyer Doron Levy Advocates Tax Resistance
In a press release on IssueWire, Lawyer Doron Levy promotes tax resistance as a means of civil disobedience against governments with objectionable actions. He views tax resistance as a moral stance against supporting such regimes financially and highlights its significance in societies moving from democracy to dictatorship. Levy draws inspiration from historical figures like Thoreau […]
Lawyer Doron Levy: Evolution of Companies, Stocks, and Bonds
Lawyer Doron Levy discusses in this video the evolution of Companies, Stocks, and Bonds: “The history of companies, stocks, and bonds dates back to the 17th century in England when businesses had exhausted their capacity to raise capital from their independent source and sought additional funds from additional investors”.
Lawyer Doron Levy: Class Action Explained | Video
In this video, Lawyer Doron Levy talks about class action lawsuits: “The advantage is that usually, in classic class action lawsuits, the damage caused to every individual member of the group is relatively small, let’s say a few tens or hundreds of shekels worth of damage, a damage that normal people would be unlikely, to file a separate legal […]
PRLog: Adv. Doron Levy talks about the Israeli tax revenue problem
The article, published at PRLog, highlights Adv. Doron Levy’s views on the potential consequences of a decrease in tax incomes in Israel. Adv. Levy emphasizes that a decline in tax revenues could reduce government spending, which may impact public services, social welfare programs, and investments in the country’s economy. Levy worried that tax collection would fall short […]
“Unique Taxation Complexity”: Adv. Doron Levy Dives into International Taxation | Video
In this enlightening video, Adv. Doron Levy sheds light on the intricacies of taxes field, stating, “The field of international taxation deals with economic activity that takes place in the space between two countries or in two countries, for example, an Israeli-owned business that also operates in the United States or other countries as well, […]
Adv. Doron Levy on Globes: “The rapid development of technology is often ahead of the authorities”
In an interview for Globes, Adv. Doron Levy reviewed the main points of proposed revisions to the Arrangements Law concerning the tax amendments: “The rapid development of technology is often ahead of the authorities, and therefore the draft bill also addresses digital assets and the promotion of the regulation regarding activity in those assets”. Adv. […]
