Balter, Guth, Aloni & Co.

The Balter Guth Aloni law firm was founded in 1974 by Moshe Balter and Ehud Guth. Over time, ground-breaking jurists joined the Firm, including the Late Supreme Courts Judge Shaul Aloni and the late Dr. Meir Rosen, an expert in international law and among the architects of the Camp David Accords and the peace treaties between Israel and Egypt. The Firm, throughout its 50 years of practicing law, has been one of Israel’s most prominent and leading legal firms and today has over 100 lawyers along with interns, administrative staff, and consultants.

Firm Operations in Israel
The firm provides nationwide coverage, through its 5 branches, in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Ramat Yishai and Yagur, offering the most extensive nationwide coverage compared to all other law firms in Israel.

Firm Operations Worldwide
The firm is a member of an international consortium of law offices, CONSULEGIS EEIG Inter-national Law Office Consortium, with over 150 members worldwide. The Firm’s founders are among the leaders of Israel’s legal scene for the past 50 years and have taken a significant role in shaping Israeli law, concurrently with their far-reaching international activity.
The Firm’s clients enjoy a unique combination of personal and comprehensive service alongside professional legal ser-vice at international standards, based on business orientation and comprehensive perspective enabling creative and innovative solutions.
The Firm’s staff includes the best legal professionals in Israel. A significant number of the Firm’s employees and partners are native English speakers, some qualified as active attorneys in Israel and abroad, and some have financial accounting education and additional academic degrees.
Due to the firm’s size, combined with nationwide and worldwide coverage, we provide our clients with the best services in every legal and commercial field they require.

Community Involvement

The Firm attached importance to contributing to the community and provides legal services for a variety of non-profit organizations and associations, including two prime non-profit organizations – “Hapluga Hmesayaat 7020” (Nonprofit Organization) which was founded to honor the memory of 13 of the fighters of the auxiliary company of the 7020th battalion who fell in a battle in Jenin during “Operation Defensive Shield”.
The second is “Her Academy”, (Nonprofit Organization), a social school whose goal is to enable women who survive prostitution and violence to study and acquire a profession and integrate into society and the workplace.