Ziv Groman from Groman & Co., Law Firm
Ziv Groman מחברת Groman & Co., Law Firm

Adv. & Notary Ziv Groman

Founder and Owner

Groman & Co., Law Firm
Real-estate with an emphasis on urban renewal
Year of Birth: 1978
Email: [email protected]
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Fields: Real-estate and urban renewal
Position: Founder and Owner
Seniority in position: 11 years
Education: LL.B., College of Management (academic program).
Member in: The Israeli Triathlon Association
Community Activity: Representation of underprivileged in pro bono cases, serving food for the needy
Languages: Hebrew, English

What recent key move did you lead?

Professional and business promotion of the firm and gaining the recognition as a leading and significant real-estate and urban renewal firm, realizing a considerable number of urban renewal projects that changed the lives of many people.

What are the firm’s strongest attributes?

We espouse professionalism, alongside with creativity, a personal service and uncompromising service for our clients’ needs. Our lawyers keep learning on a daily basis and it is not for nothing that each of our lawyers and interns is required to participate in at least two seminars in their Practice area.

Which of the firm’s recent key moves will lead to it becoming stronger over the next few years?

Establishing a professional and high-quality personnel. Over the past year 5 lawyers and two interns joined the firm. In addition, gaining clients in the form of several leading, high-quality and professional companies and initiators, which would add a significant work volume and expose our lawyers to large, complex and challenging projects.

What are the main challenges facing firm in the next few years?

To continue and establish the firm’s reputation as a leading real-estate and urban renewal firm both among companies and initiators and among apartment owners.

What would you recommend an up and coming executive?

  1. Establish a professional and high-quality team.
  2. Focus the firm on a particular, in-depth and through specialization and refrain from providing services in matters where the firm lacks the full set of tools for a professional response.

What should one remember during hardships?

Always ask yourself “what good would come out of this”. At the end of the day, every crises contains a wonderful growth opportunity.