Israel's Largest Law Firm Relocates, Donates All Office Equipment
Translated & summarized from Globes by baba
Israel's largest law firm, Meitar, has moved to a new, taller office building in Givatayim and donated all its old office equipment to soldiers and charities. The firm leased 17 floors in the new BEYOND project, which is now the tallest office tower in Israel.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel's largest law firm, Meitar, has relocated to a new office.
- The firm is donating all its old office equipment.
- The donation is intended to help soldiers and charities.
- The new office is in Givatayim and is the tallest in Israel.
- Meitar employs 548 lawyers, including 199 partners.
Meitar, the largest law firm in Israel according to the Duns100 ranking, which employs 548 lawyers including 199 partners, is vacating 13 floors it leased in a Ramat Gan tower and donating all its equipment. The donated items include appliances such as refrigerators and microwaves, along with cabinets, chairs, and tables, according to a message circulated on WhatsApp groups. The initiative aims to assist soldiers and organizations in need of such supplies. The firm is relocating due to a lack of space in its old office, after having previously leased additional areas in a nearby building. Meitar is moving to the BEYOND project in Givatayim, where it has leased 17 floors, covering over 31,000 square meters. The new offices will feature a separate entrance and a dedicated lobby for employees and clients. The firm's 832 employees moved to the new tower this week. Meitar is the first tenant in the new office tower developed by Tidhar Group, alongside Union of George Horesh and Himanuta. The new building stands at approximately 320 meters, making it the tallest office tower in Israel. The new office spaces were designed by Ram Goldberg's firm to meet Meitar's specific needs.