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Roey Sasson

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Commercial Litigation Class Actions and Derivative Lawsuits Administrative Law Cross-Border Litigation Defamation Law

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Roey Sasson focuses on civil and commercial litigation, where he represents clients in cases adjudicated in courts, arbitration, and mediation, including in complex corporate litigation (derivative actions, securities litigation, etc.), commercial litigation in many fields (contracts, real estate, banking), class actions, defamation law, tech law, and administrative law.

Roey also specializes in international litigation, where he represents multinational corporations and advises on the Israeli legal aspects of cross-border disputes.

Roey is recognized by The Legal 500 for his expertise in commercial litigation, as well as in class actions and derivative actions. He is also distinguished by his clients as a Thomson Reuters Stand-out Lawyer.

In 2012, Roey received an LL.B., summa cum laude, from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and an LL.M. from NYU School of Law, where he studied as a Fulbright scholar, in 2015. He also holds an MBA, with a specialization in finance and banking, which he earned summa cum laude, from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Prior to joining the firm, Roey clerked for the honorable Justice Asher Grunis, President of the Israeli Supreme Court. He joined the firm as a lawyer in 2013 and became a partner in 2021.

Roey is the author of several articles in the areas of civil and public law. He is fluent in Hebrew and English.

Represented Bank Hapoalim in derivative claims regarding US investigations conducted against the bank.
Represented Google in civil and commercial litigation cases.
Represented Malka Leifer’s survivors in a defamation claim.
Represented a US patent agency in the dismissal of an Israeli negligence claim.
Represented directors of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in a class action alleging a breach of directors’ and officers’ duties.
Represented a leading underwriter in a securities claim alleging misrepresentation in an IPO.