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Court Orders Business Consultant to Pay $180K Compensation for Failed Laundry Startup in Eilat
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First reported by Mako · 4 hours ago
What happened
Yoav Pistool opened a laundry business in Eilat with consultant Hanan Amos's approval despite limited funds. The business failed within months, leading to nearly 1 million shekels in debt. Courts ruled Amos negligent and ordered him to pay 640,000 shekels in damages, a decision Amos plans to appeal. Pistool, now bankrupt, does not expect to receive compensation.
- 01Business consultant Hanan Amos approved a laundry startup with insufficient equity of 60,000 shekels.
- 02Laundry business in Eilat closed within months, leaving Pistool with 910,000 shekels in debt.
- 03Court found Amos negligent, ordering 640,000 shekels in compensation plus interest and legal fees.
- 04Consultant misrepresented startup costs and failed to warn about financial risks, court ruled.
- 05Pistool declared bankruptcy and does not expect to receive compensation despite court ruling.
- 06Amos disputes some findings and considers appealing to the Supreme Court.
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