Gissin & Co Advocates
Gissin & Co. Advocates is a leading Israeli law firm specializing in international insolvency and restructuring. Established in March 1994, Gissin& Co. has accumulated significant expertise in the fields of insolvency and debt restructuring, capital markets, commercial litigation M&A and international transactions.
Over the last decade, the firm has been involved in most of Israel's major international insolvency and restructuring proceedings such as All Year, Urbancorp, B Communications, Brookland, Starwood, Elad US, Africa-Israel, Mirland, Cyren Ltd. and more.
The firm collaborates with leading foreign law firms in order to participate and monitor foreign legal proceedings, realize assets and maximize recovery for creditors in multinational insolvency proceedings.
Services Provided:
- Restructuring
- Insolvency
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View Global Offices38B Harbarzel St, Tel Aviv, Israel 6971054
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38B Harbarzel St, Tel Aviv, Israel 6971054
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