This department, headed by Adv. Dror Zamir and Adv. Oded Cederboim handles the defence of Insured entities sued for damage caused by their alleged breach of legal liability, negligence and/or other tortious causes of action. In addition, this department handles subrogation claims on behalf of Israeli and foreign Insurers, against the tortfeasors.
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The firm’s Subrogation Team is headed by Adv. Oded Cederboim. The team represents Insurers (local and foreign) in subrogation claims against other Insurers and tortfeasors.
Complex litigation on behalf of Insurers in insurance-related disputes and third party claims against insureds.
1. As you may recall, the Supreme Court approved in November 2017, the District Court’s decision in the matter of VIG VIENNA Insurance Group v. The Drainage Authority, (C.A. 8044/15) that a foreign insurer which is not licensed under the provisions of the Supervision Law, is not entitled to file a subrogation claim in Israel.
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C.A. 27688/11/14 National Insurance Institute v the City of Tel Aviv, Jaffa et al. Liat Rotman .Adv Preamble: An employee in Israel is automatically insured for work accidents by the National Insurance Institute (hereinafter: the NII) which is a government institution. The said insurance is a compulsory insurance. The premium is paid by the employer.
Introduction: A Settlement Agreement was concluded between Plaintiffs and several Defendants who were parties to the claim, which included an allocation of liability, as well as of the amount of the damages. As a result, the Claim against the settling defendants was dismissed. The State, which was also a Co-Defendant in the Claim (hereinafter:
1. In this Law – “The Warsaw Convention” — Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to International Carriage by Air, signed at Warsaw on 12th October, 1929, and published in the Official Gazette; “The Hague Protocol” — Protocol to Amend the Warsaw Convention, signed at the Hague on the 28th September, 1955,
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In this Law – “Manufacturer” – a person who is engaged, for commercial purposes, in the manufacture or assembly of products, including – (1) a person who represents himself as the manufacturer of a product by using his name or trade mark or in any other manner; (2) an importer, for commercial purposes, of a
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Chapter One: Interpretation 1. Subject to the Interpretation Ordinance, this Ordinance will be interpreted in accordance with the principles of legal interpretation obtaining in England, and expressions used in it will be presumed, so far as is consistent with their context, and except as may be otherwise expressly provided, to be used with the meaning
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Chapter One: Interpretation 1. In this Law – “Road accident” – an occurrence in which bodily damage is caused to a person as a result of the use of a motor vehicle, for purpose of transportation; an event caused as a result of an ctexplosion or catching fire of the vehicle, caused by an
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