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Shay Bello
Shay is an associate in our Litigation Department, representing clients in disputes spanning a wide range of legal fields.
Adv. Shay Bello counsels Israeli and international corporations on complex and extensive litigation cases in various areas of civil law, including commercial disputes, contractual disputes, tort claims, shareholder disputes, derivative actions, and class actions. Shay also represents corporations in cases involving administrative law, including administrative appeals that concern various legal fields, such as procurement law.
From 2015 to 2018, Shay served as a research and teaching assistant in constitutional and administrative law under Professor Amnon Rubinstein at Reichman University.
Prior to joining our firm in 2019, Shay worked for two years in the litigation department of a leading firm.
Education:
Emory University School of Law, Atlanta, LL.M. (cum laude), 2019
Reichman University, LL.B. (cum laude), 2015
Admission:
Member of Israel Bar Association since 2016
Insights & News - Shay Bello:
Class Actions: What Happens When the Alleged “Wrongdoing” Has Already Been Rectified?
Motions to certify class actions have long since become one of the most prevalent challenges facing private and public companies providing services to the public. Empirical studies show a gradual and nearly steady rise in the number of motions to certify class actions being filed since the Israeli Class Actions Law was enacted in 2006 and to date. If initially, a few dozen motions were filed annually, today, hundreds and even thousands of such motions are filed each year with the various courts, which imposes a heavy burden on the courts and on the parties being sued.
TheMarker published this morning an in-depth report on the logistics of purchasing COVID-19 products
The article mentions the Ministry of Finance's decision to exempt from a tender process LR Industries Ltd., an Israeli importer, thus allowing it to supply millions of COVID-19 testing kits to the Ministry of Health, at an estimated value of USD 7.7 million. In response, veteran Israeli company Biological Industries Bet Haemek filed an administrative appeal and a motion for an interim order against the decision. This process was led by Advs. Shai Avnieli and Shay Bello from our firm.
Supreme Court Dismisses Nespresso Suit against Espresso Club
The Supreme Court recently dismissed an appeal by Nestlé, the Swiss multinational food and drink processing conglomerate, and its subsidiary corporation Nespresso, filed against our client, the Israeli company Expresso Club. The appeal claimed copyright and trademark infringement, unfair competition, and damage to Nespresso's reputation.