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Lital Dubrovitsky

תל אביב קו רקיע
Court rejects man’s bid to keep full pension after ex inherits luxury Tel Aviv building
Former husband argued that his ex-partner’s inherited stake in a Tel Aviv building was worth about 150 million shekels ($41 million), but the court ruled that her private inheritance could not justify reducing her share of their jointly accumulated assets
Lital Dubrovitsky | 07.25.26
אילוסטרציה
Why Israel is closing an elderly woman’s 21 million-shekel debt case
Jerusalem registrar says 73-year-old cancer patient should be allowed to focus her limited resources on potentially life-saving treatment after most creditors failed to object
Lital Dubrovitsky | 07.09.26
מתחם אירוח באילת של יובל רפאל ששיכן מפונים
He opened 200 Airbnb apartments to war evacuees for free. Now he owes 49 million shekels
Yuval Raphael says his short-term rental business collapsed after October 7, when he housed about 1,000 evacuees at no cost and later faced the shutdown of foreign tourism, flight cancellations and mounting personal guarantees
Lital Dubrovitsky | 07.06.26
משרדי בלומברג בניו יורק
Bloomberg revoked Israeli journalist’s job offer over old posts. Now it must pay $120,000
Tel Aviv labor court says Bloomberg acted in bad faith by canceling Amir Mizroch’s contract over decade-old social media posts, raising questions about the right to be forgotten
Lital Dubrovitsky | 06.21.26
מטוס אל על
Class action request: 'El Al refunds canceled flights in installments, against the law'
An attorney who bought her daughter an El Al ticket to Poland says the airline refunded a canceled flight in future installments despite full payment, turning passengers into a 'source of financing'; El Al says it has not received the lawsuit
Lital Dubrovitsky | 05.17.26
Family court orders Israeli businessman to pay former partner $62M
Court orders businessman to pay his former partner about $62 million; judge rejects man's bid to delay payment pending claims against ex-wife
Lital Dubrovitsky | 05.08.26
אייפון SE
Apple to pay Israeli iPhone users 10M shekels in battery slowdown settlement
Tel Aviv District Court approved a settlement in five class-action requests filed over claims that software updates slowed older iPhones; Apple denies wrongdoing, and eligible users may receive up to 1,890 shekels per device
Lital Dubrovitsky | 04.30.26
אפליקציית פייסבוק
Meta to pay millions in Israel over Cambridge Analytica data scandal settlement
A multimillion-shekel settlement will fund academic research and democracy education after a class action filed in Israel in 2018 over the Cambridge Analytica affair was approved, citing Meta’s policy changes and difficulty proving direct harm to Israelis
Lital Dubrovitsky | 04.26.26
"אני רוצה שהיא תסבול!", אמר הגבר, והגישור כמעט התפוצץ
Tycoon accused of hiding assets loses appeal, ordered to pay ex $50 million
Tel Aviv court rejects appeal of businessman described by judges as a financial prodigy and asset-concealment expert, upholding a ruling that grants his former partner half of a luxury estate and tens of millions of dollars in shared assets
Lital Dubrovitsky | 04.02.26
Think you can block your landlord from selling? You could pay dearly
Court finds tenant and her son obstructed sale of penthouse, delayed vacating it and failed to meet other obligations under rental agreement, ordering them to pay about NIS 43,000 in damages plus legal costs
Lital Dubrovitsky | 04.01.26
המיגונית שהוצבה על ידי בני הזוג בתל אביב
Tel Aviv couple charged after placing small bomb shelter in yard to protect children
Tel Aviv couple installed small portable bomb shelter in their yard because no nearby public shelter; city charged them with illegal construction; judge ruled the case must proceed despite acknowledging their safety concerns
Lital Dubrovitsky | 03.05.26
Widow loses inheritance after challenging tycoon’s ‘one shekel’ no-contest will
Tel Aviv court rules lawsuit for larger share triggered late businessman’s no-contest provision, stripping widow of inheritance but awarding her $1.6M for asset gains
Lital Dubrovitsky | 02.26.26
אילוסטרציה תכנון ובנייה
Court paves way to bring foreign female construction workers to Israel
Jerusalem District Court rules blanket ban on foreign women working in construction industry is unreasonable and returned the issue to the Population Authority and the Ministry of Housing; the judge said the ban was set out of a desire to protect women, but 'it is an overprotection'
Lital Dubrovitsky | 02.18.26
איוון שוובל ואחד הציורים השרופים
From perch to court: widow demands millions after bird-caused fire destroys art collection
The widow of painter Ivan Schwebel is suing for 4.5 million shekels, alleging Israel Electric Corp. failures led to a fire at their Ein Kerem home after a bird caused an electrical arc that ignited dry vegetation and spread to nearby buildings
Lital Dubrovitsky | 02.10.26
Crocodiles laze in the sun
Mass killing of 800 crocodiles sparks lawsuit against State: 'Destroyed my life's work'
Owner of Petza'el Crocodile Farm in Jordan Valley claims state officials killed all the crocodiles at the storied farm that he operated for 40 years;  Defendants claim:  'Crocodiles posed real danger to lives of area residents, were kept in poor conditions'
Lital Dubrovitsky | 02.09.26
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