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Six Partners Depart Herzog Law Firm to Launch AI-Native Practice
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First reported by Globes · 2 hours ago
What happened
Six partners have left Herzog, Fox & Neeman to launch a new AI-Native law firm in Israel, Neeman-Keinan & Co. The firm will utilize advanced technology and a unique leverage model to provide legal services domestically and internationally.
- 01Six partners left Herzog, Fox & Neeman to start a new firm.
- 02The new firm, Neeman-Keinan & Co., will use an AI-Native model.
- 03The firm aims to change traditional law firm structures.
- 04Professor Barak Orbach joins as Chief AI Officer.
- 05The firm will focus on litigation and corporate law.
- 06A tech company, CIDAH, will support the firm's operations.
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