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Ilan Blumenfeld
Ilan Blumenfeld is a senior partner in the firm’s Corporate Department.
Adv. Ilan Blumenfeld is an expert in the field of mergers and acquisitions. He has advised on some of the major M&A transactions in Israel in recent years.
Ilan’s experience in the field of mergers and acquisitions extends to all industries and sectors, including traditional industry, investments in startup companies, the kibbutz sector and investments in the kibbutz industry, funds, insurance companies, and more.
Ilan is involved in the business and operational activities of his clients and guides them on how to best execute their business strategies. In this respect, Ilan advises his clients on a wide range of commercial issues related to their core activities, including corporate governance, founders’ agreements, strategic collaborations, financing, capital raising, structural reorganizations, sale of activities, and sale of assets.
Prominent legal directory The Legal 500 ranks Ilan in the Mergers & Acquisitions practice area.
Education:
IDC Herzliya LL.B. and B.A (Major in Marketing) 2005
Admission:
Member of Israel Bar Association since 2006
Insights & News - Ilan Blumenfeld:
Barnea: Representing Aviv Group in Investment Transaction
Ilan Blumenfeld, Terry Almozlino Arnon, Alon Wolner, and Daniel Kleinman represented Aviv Group in a ILS 45 million investment by Menora Mivtachim in Aviv Group’s ILS 1.2 billion skyscraper project in Herzliya.
Corporate Governance in Israeli Cooperative Societies
The segregation of duties between corporate organs (in private and public entities) derives from the principle of separation of powers. Although the laws governing cooperative societies in Israel do not address the tension between the organs in a cooperative society, the principles created and developed in corporate law may be applied to cooperative society law by way of inference.
Barnea: Representing Metuka Bakery in Sale to Adi Cohen, Former CEO of Tiv Ta'am
Ilan Blumenfeld, Yuval Lazi, and Dor Levi-Tam represented the founders of the coffee shop/bakery chain Metuka in the company's sale to businessman Adi Cohen, former CEO of Tiv Ta'am.