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July 20, 2015

Gornitzky represented Nes-Pan in Mega Retail Credior Arrangement.

Gornitzky represented Nes-Pan (a subsidiary of Amot Investments) in a stay of proceedings requested by Eden Teva Market (a subsidiary of Mega Retail). Nes-Pan is one of Eden Teva Markets’ Creditors, leasing a property to the company in Be’er Sheba.

Nes-Pan was represented by Ms. Orly Tenennbaum (Partner) and Mr. Daniel Lasry.

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