Mr. Behar leads the firm’s Litigation and Competition & Antitrust Departments, fields in which he is one of Israel’s leading practitioners. In addition to participating in high-profile antitrust and commercial litigation, Mr. Behar has handled many of Israel's most significant and major M&A transactions.
Mr. Behar is also well-known for his work in the communications and intellectual property areas and serves as a mediator and arbitrator in complex commercial, intellectual property and family matters, as well as an executor in significant and high-profile probate cases. Mr. Behar is a member of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers and the Israel group for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI).
Mr. Behar’s clients include many of Israel’s leading “blue chip” enterprises, as well as major foreign corporations doing business in Israel. He represents Israeli companies in international transactions, litigation and arbitrations.
Mr. Behar graduated with high honors from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Law School. Between 1976 and 1980, he served as the editor of the Hebrew University Law Review and as an assistant lecturer in corporations and criminal law at the Hebrew University Law School.
Competition & Antitrust
Litigation
Litigation
Arbitration & Mediation
Intellectual Property
Competition & Antitrust
Israel, 1981
J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Northwestern University, Illinois, M.M., 1990
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, LL.B. (Cum Laude), 1980
Congratulations to eight of our partners who were nominated as 'Best Lawyers in Israel'
Amir Chen & Gil Orion, Dr. & Tal Eyal-Boger & Avraham Well & Miri Kimhi & Tamar Turjeman-Kedem & Reuven Behar & Ronald Lehmann | Jan 2017FBC’s Competition & Antitrust Department ranked by the GCR as an Elite practice
Tal Eyal-Boger & Reuven Behar | Dec 2015Reuven Behar ranked Band 1 in Dispute Resolution by Chambers & Partners in the 2015 Edition
Reuven Behar | Mar 2015Country Survey - Israel's Competition Bar - Global Competition Review (January 2012)
Reuven Behar & Tal Eyal-Boger | Jan 2012