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Maccabi Tel Aviv Management Considers Mediation to Resolve Dispute
A third party has proposed mediation to resolve the internal dispute within the management of Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club, offering an alternative to arbitration. During a court hearing, Judge Zimmerman declared that Ben Ashkenazi's shares will remain dormant until the saga concludes.
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What happened
- 01Mediation has been proposed as an alternative to arbitration to resolve the Maccabi Tel Aviv management dispute.
- 02Judge Zimmerman ruled Ben Ashkenazi's shares will be dormant until the dispute is settled.
- 03A two-week period has been set for potential mediation talks.
- 04Moran Meiri has been suggested as a mediator for the conflict.
- 05Rali Leshem has been appointed as the arbitrator for the parties involved.
Attorneys for some parties suggested mediation should be time-limited or parallel to arbitration, with Moran Meiri proposed as a mediator. A two-week period is designated for mediation, while Rali Leshem has been appointed as the arbitrator.
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