Yossi Miller
Founding Partner & Manager
| Year of Birth: | 1967 |
| Email: | [email protected] |
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| Fields: | Real Estate, Planning and Construction Law, Urban Renewal, Real Estate Taxation, and Real Estate and Commercial Litigation. |
| Position: | Founding Partner & Manager |
| Additional Positions: | Lecturer in the Master's Program at the Faculty of Law, University of Haifa, where he teaches the course "Advanced Issues in Real Estate Law, Planning and Construction Law, and Complex Contracts." Regular lecturer on real estate law and urban renewal at the Israel Bar Association, the Israel Association of Real Estate Appraisers, and various other professional forums. |
| Past positions: | Head of the Real Estate Department at Pearl Cohen Zedek Latzer Baratz, serving as the senior-most non-equity partner in the firm. |
| Seniority in position: | 24 Years |
| Public positions: | Member of the Real Estate Committee of the Israel Bar Association and the Planning and Construction Committee of the Israel Bar Association, Haifa District. He also served two terms as a judge on the Israel Bar Association's Disciplinary Tribunal. |
| Education: | Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. |
| Member in: | a. Israel Bar Association b. Faculty of Law, University of Haifa |
| Community Activity: | Former Legal Counsel to Defence for Children International (DCI). |
What is the most significant initiative you have led recently?
A substantial expansion of our firm's operations at both offices—Tel Aviv and Haifa—along with a significant increase in the size of our legal team.
What do you consider to be the company's greatest strengths?
Above all, our exceptional professional standards, complemented by efficiency in our work and an unwavering commitment to our clients, which guides everything we do.
What are the key initiatives that have recently been implemented and will strengthen the firm in the years ahead?
We have expanded our legal team and grown both our Tel Aviv and Haifa offices, including relocating our Haifa office to larger, modern premises. These steps were taken in response to significant growth in our workload and a substantial expansion of our client base. They enable us to continue providing comprehensive, practical, and high-quality legal services while responding to our clients' needs efficiently and effectively.
What are the firm's main challenges in the coming years?
The highly competitive nature of the legal profession in general, and of the litigation and real estate sectors in particular. Maintaining the firm's professional strengths and reputation, while recruiting and developing outstanding trainees and young attorneys to support our senior lawyers across the firm's core practice areas.
What advice would you give to a manager at the beginning of their career?
Learn to delegate authority; otherwise, you will never have the time or capacity to lead the organization effectively.
Give credit to the people who have done the hard work and contributed to success.
What is important to remember during challenging times?
Never give up. Every business experiences periods of growth as well as setbacks. There is always another solution to be found—often a more creative one. As the saying goes: "Fear not, My servant Jacob."