Algabi-Agabli-Malkit Law Office

Algabi-Agabli Law Office specializes in medical malpractice and personal injury, as well as insolvency, creditor arrangements, debt collection, civil-commercial law, and real estate law. Over the years, the firm established an excellent reputation while focusing mainly on the medical malpractice field, providing clients with outstanding legal services while informing them regarding all aspects of the case. The firm’s mission is to be a voice and a safe haven for its clients who suffer from medical negligence, accompanying them with professionalism and compassion. In recent years, the firm recorded meteoric growth, with over 600 medical negligence and personal injury cases annually, facilitated by a team of 18 lawyers, three of whom are managing partners.

Excellence and Transparency

Throughout all stages of work, our firm reflects the values of excellence, transparency, accomplishment, and empathy. Initially, the staff examines the inquiry’s relevance, and to do before arriving to a meeting with a partner. Then, the client comes to a consultation meeting with one of the partners, who reviews the client’s situation, offering practical solutions.
As part of the firm’s joint process with the client, the team informs, in full transparency, the chain of events that led to their current situation. The firm successfully represents clients in complex cases thanks to dedicated, personalized, professional, and honest engagement with each client.

Giving Back to the Community

The firm prides itself in its contributions to the local community, contributing to the Rashbi Association, which owns a synagogue in Bnei Brak, to Ateret Shalom Association, and to Maagal Tov Beyahadut Association.
The firm provides “pro bono” legal services on a case-by-case basis.

Managing Partners

Yossi Algabi, Attorney - Head of the tort and medical malpractice department and exhaustion of medical rights
Adv. Algabi graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at Tel Aviv University, holds a medical certificate for legal practitioners, handles claims for personal injuries, medical malpractice, traffic accidents, national insurance, nursing, and insurance claims, has extensive experience in managing complex procedures to fully exhaust the client’s rights. He is a legal advisor to several Israeli companies, a teaching assistant at the academy, and managed a medical malpractice forum. Adv. Algabi completed his studies in the prestigious program at ICC and was a contributor to the ICC international journal. He was a team member in a guided trial and a member of the debate club. Over the years, he participated in many training courses in the various fields of law.
Chen Agabli, Attorney - Head of the liquidation, financial rehabilitation, and insolvency department, head of the medical malpractice department in f plastic surgery and aesthetics fields, and handles commercial litigation and commercial, and civil claims. Adv. Agabli teaches at the Ono Academic College of Business and Corporate Law and is the legal advisor of several Israeli commercial companies. He participated in training courses and is a graduate of the Faculty of Medicine at Tel Aviv University, with a medical certificate for legal practitioners, and handles claims regarding personal injury and medical malpractice, focusing on plastic surgery and aesthetics.
Liron Korgauker, Attorney - Head of the northern region and director of the banking and financial rehabilitation department
Adv. Korgauker manages the Haifa and the North branch, specializing in insolvency, debt settlements, financial rehabilitation, and medical rights exhaustion. Adv. Korgauker gained vast experience in managing complex medical malpractice cases, including in various courts due to his past position as a representative of insurance companies in the medical malpractice field.
Adv. Korgauker assists in finding ways to reduce debts and remove restrictions that hinder the client from setting up a new life. He participated in many training courses in various legal fields.

Selected Cases from the Last Year

A 20-year-old woman became disabled - A complex case in which the firm represented a woman in her 20s who suffers from mental issues, who was hospitalized several times in open hospital wards despite her mother asking the medical staff to admit her to a closed ward with supervision. During one of the hospitalizations, the young woman swallowed a hand sanitizer and subsequently underwent a gastric lavage. After gastric lavage and hospitalization, she continued to show signs of psychiatric issues. Despite further requests from the mother, the hospital staff continued to refuse to transfer her to a closed ward.
As a result, later in her hospitalization, the patient tried to commit suicide by jumping out of the window, and as a result of this attempt, she became completely disabled. In this case, the firm obtained compensation of approximately NIS5 million from the medical institution and compensation of approximately NIS6 million from the National Insurance.
An entire family fell apart - The firm represented a family that suffered severe physical injuries. Among other things, the mother remained in a vegetative state (a coma) while the father of the family broke almost all the vertebrae of the spine, while having a three-year-old child. Our firm took the case from the very beginning and took care of all the family’s needs. The family received over NIS10 million as compensation from the various insurance companies and the National Insurance Institute.
The firm’s client was injured and left with a permanent disability - The firm represented a client who was seriously injured, and according to an insurance company in the first instance, he was not entitled to any financial compensation. The client arrived at our firm after having received a denial notice, and after intensive negotiation with the insurance company, the client was granted permanent disability in the amount of 19% for the rest of his life. Furthermore, he received a compensation of approximately NIS800,000 on top of the compensation he is entitled to from private insurance and the National Insurance Institute.
Complicated tummy tuck - The firm represented a client who underwent a failed tummy tuck surgery, including a failed liposuction surgery. The doctor performed a series of corrective surgeries, as a result of which the client (Crohn’s-colitis patient) suffered irreversible damage. In addition, as part of the “remedial” surgeries, a change in her genitalia was negligently performed, which created serious problems in the urinary tract. As a result, her medical and mental condition worsened. The firm secured compensation for her in the amount of hundreds of thousands of shekels.