Michelle joined the firm’s High-Tech Department, which provides comprehensive legal services to private high-tech companies throughout all stages of their lifecycle. Michelle is involved in providing ongoing legal advice to such companies, as well as advising on some of Israel’s major PPP projects in the fields of project finance and infrastructure.
Prior to commencing her internship, Michelle participated in the firm’s HONORS Program in the High-Tech practice.
Before joining the firm, Michelle worked as a pre-intern at the U.S. law firm HNK in connection with a compensation claim on behalf of survivors and families of victims of the October 7 attacks. She also worked in the trading room at IBI Capital and as a pre-intern at Benjamini & Co., where she focused on tax law.
Michelle holds dual bachelor’s degrees in LL.B and B.A in Business Administration from Reichman University, where she studied in the Lala Tusk-Radzyner Honors Program. She currently serves as a Teaching Assistant in Criminal Law.
Named to the Dean’s List for the 2022-2023 academic year.
During her studies, Michelle participated in the Rubinstein Program for Constitutional Leadership (RCCC), where she served as a Research Assistant and currently serves as a Teaching Assistant. She also served as the President of the Wealth Management Club at the Arison School of Business.
Michelle also participated in a judicial practicum at the Tel Aviv District Court, focusing on class actions, and took part in the Local Government and Municipal Rights Clinic.
Completed the course “Introduction to Corporate Law and Governance” at the London School of Economics (LSE).
Also, Michelle is a TA in Criminal Law for Dr. Raz Agranat and in Family Law for Prof. Ruth Zafran.
Michelle speaks Hebrew, English and Russian.
