As hospitals are filling up and thousands of people are running out of oxygen, India has entered a crisis mode with its response to Covid-19. The private sector is struggling to match the needs of the public, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has lost his once-untouchable credit, and countries around the world are lining up to help the country suffering from a devastating wave of the pandemic that is utterly destroying lives and communities. Israel, as in most cases, is one of them.
“I think we can help them a lot and we have the undertaking and moral obligation to do so,” shared Benjamin Grossman, a partner at Amit, Pollak, Matalon & Co. (APM) law firm who also manages the Indian Partnership Program within the firm. “When we say help, it’s not by donating money, I mean to help them to take this crisis and leverage it to a new level of healthier independence.”
Top Israeli tax lawyer Doron Levy arrested in Dayan bros case
The Amit, Pollak, Matalon & Co. (APM) law firm senior partner denies that he helped the Israeli billionaires allegedly evade tax payments.
Adv. Doron Levy, one of Israel s top tax lawyers, has been questioned, arrested and released on bail in the Dayan brothers alleged tax evasion affair. He is suspected of assisting them in making false presentations in order to evade taxes totaling more than €180 million.
Adv. Doron Levy is a senior partner in the Amit, Pollak, Matalon & Co. (APM) law firm and heads its taxation and class action department. His clients include the largest companies and corporations in Israel and abroad.