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Employment lawyer in Ra'anana

Liron Segev is an employment lawyer in Ra'anana advising on employment law and employment agreements. She works with employers, start-ups and companies, and with employees who want to understand a contract before signing it.

Employment starts with an agreement and continues through everyday decisions: hiring, changing terms, policies and sometimes parting ways. Getting the basics right early saves misunderstandings later, for both sides.

Technology companies add another layer: confidentiality, intellectual property created on the job, and working with freelancers and contractors. Attorney Segev spent many years as legal and general counsel at hi-tech and international companies.

What the advice covers

When to get in touch

How it works

  1. First conversation

    You describe the situation and what matters to you. Attorney Segev asks for the details and explains which documents are needed.

  2. Review or drafting

    She reviews your existing documents, or drafts a new agreement that fits the company, the role and the person.

  3. Going through the draft

    You go through the draft together, she explains each material clause, and it is revised until final.

  4. Ongoing questions

    You can come back with questions that arise later, such as changing terms, a promotion or the end of employment.

Attorney Liron Segev has been a member of the Israel Bar Association since 1999 and holds an LL.B. and a B.A. in business administration from the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. She served as legal and general counsel at hi-tech and international companies and as a director of private and public companies, and brings business and management experience to her advice. Hers is a boutique practice: you work with her directly, in Hebrew or English.

Frequently asked questions

Does an employment agreement have to be in writing?

Israeli law requires employers to give employees written notice of their terms. A proper agreement goes further, covering confidentiality, intellectual property and how the relationship ends.

What is the difference between an employee and a contractor?

It depends on how the relationship actually works, not only on what the contract says. The classification affects rights, taxes and who owns the intellectual property. It is worth checking the structure before the work begins.

Is a non-compete clause enforceable?

Not always. Israeli courts look at these clauses carefully because of the employee's freedom of occupation. A clause that protects a legitimate business interest, such as trade secrets, is the place to start.

Does Attorney Segev also advise employees?

Yes. Employees come to her to review a contract before signing, or to understand a separation agreement they have been offered. Ask before you sign, while changes can still be requested.

Can the advice and documents be in English?

Yes. Attorney Segev works in Hebrew and English and can draft employment agreements in English, for example for companies with foreign investors or employees abroad.

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Want to discuss your matter?

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09-7722335
Corex House, Zarchin 10, 2nd floorRa'anana, P.O. Box 4324

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