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Israeli Knesset Panel Approves New Class Action Law Provisions
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First reported by Globes · 14 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli Knesset committee approved splitting provisions from a class action reform bill that would protect small businesses and require prior notification to defendants before lawsuits can be filed. The Knesset plenum will vote on these sections separately.
- 01Knesset committee splits small business protections from class action reform.
- 02New law requires 60-day notice to defendants before filing lawsuits.
- 03Small businesses defined as those with annual turnover under NIS 9 million.
- 04Failure to notify can lead to lawsuit dismissal.
- 05Committee chair highlights cross-party cooperation.
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