ZAG S&W’s Hi-Tech and Internet department provides ongoing advice with respect to equity financing, strategic agreements (cooperation, distribution, licensing), data collection, privacy, mergers and acquisitions and any other issues requiring specific technology expertise.
Clients
We regularly represent Israeli and foreign private investors, angels and venture capital funds and provide legal advice and representation throughout all stages of the corporate lifecycle, from seed to pre-IPO financing.
Added value
These clients benefit greatly from our strong network of connections and a long experience in assisting investors in evaluating transactions and investments in companies. This long successful track record provides our attorneys with a wealth of experience from which to draw and a deep understanding of standards and industry trends.
.jpg "The firm represented Mazor Robotics Ltd., in a strategic and complex equity investment by Medtronic")
.jpg "SimilarWeb acquires Quettra in approximately $10 million")
.jpg "IATI’s forum of public biomed companies")
.jpg "The firm represented HBL Hadasit Bio-Holdings Ltd. in a fund raising of approximately $1 million")
.jpg "Adv. Eran Ben-Dor represented Raziel Therapeutics in a financing round of $4.5 million from Pontifax Ltd.")
.jpg "Our firm represented EasyPark, a Swedish company, in it's acquisition of the Israeli company, Parko")
.jpg "ZAG-S&W Team represented Nano Dimension Ltd. in its public offering of approximately $13.8 million")
.jpg "Attorneys Mor Limanovich and Marie Orlovsky represented Zeekit Ltd. in a finanacing round of $9 million")
.jpg "Open-Source (?) How not to ruin your venture")
.jpg "Insuline Medical Ltd. raised additional NIS2.2 million")
.jpg "China’s secret: opportunity for Israeli companies to raise financing in China")
.jpg "Another successful financing round of $25 million for SimilarWeb")
.jpg "Adv. Mor Limanovich represented NSLComm in a financing round of $2.5 million from JVP and additional investors")
.jpg "Signals Intelligence Group raised $5.25 million from Qumra")
