Amir Shmueli

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Amir Shmueli: Attorney with Herzog, Fox & Neeman

Biography

Amir Shmueli is a member of the firm’s banking and finance practice where he represents banks, financial institutions and companies in a wide variety of financing transactions, in Israel and abroad. In addition, Amir advises clients in a broad range of sectors on their international commercial activity.

Prior to joining Herzog Fox & Neeman, Amir was an associate for 8 years in the financing group at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP in New York.

Areas of Practice (3)

  • Banking & Finance
  • Corporate Finance
  • Gaming

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Tel-Aviv University, B.S., Computer Science, 2008
Law School Attended:
New York University, LL.M., 2010; Tel-Aviv University, LL.B., with honors, 2008
Year of First Admission:
2009
Admission:
2009, Israel; 2011, New York
Languages:
Hebrew and English
ISLN:
922934858

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Location

Video Call Options

  • Zoom

  • Microsoft Teams

Contact Amir Shmueli

Contact Information:

03-6966464  Fax

herzoglaw.co.il/en/our-team/amir-shmueli

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