David Tadmor is a lawyer practising in Tel Aviv, Israel. He was admitted to the Israel bar in 1987, holds a Master of Laws degree from New York University, and is documented as a partner at the Israeli law firm Naschitz, Brandes & Co.
Education
David Tadmor's documented university education is a Master of Laws degree from New York University. The degree belongs to the NYU School of Law, which was founded in 1835 as the first professional school of New York University and is regarded as the oldest law school in New York City.
The LL.M. is a postgraduate law degree that provides advanced legal study after a first law qualification. NYU Law's graduate programs are offered by a school that has long been ranked among the leading law schools in the United States.
Career
Tadmor's documented professional life began with his admission to the Israel bar in 1987. He is recorded as a partner at Naschitz, Brandes & Co. Advocates and Notaries, a Tel Aviv firm whose name also appears in later sources as Naschitz Brandes Amir & Co.
The firm was founded in 1957 and is described as one of Israel's largest full-service law firms, with practice areas that include mergers and acquisitions, high-tech and capital markets work, and commercial litigation. Firms of this scale typically serve domestic and international corporate clients across many sectors of the economy.
Israeli advocates have practised within a regulated profession since 1961, when the Chamber of Advocates Law established the Israel Bar as an autonomous body elected by the country's advocates. Before that, the advocates' association had operated voluntarily alongside a council appointed by the Mandatory government.
Membership
Tadmor's admission to the Israel bar in 1987 made him a member of the Israel Bar. The Israel Bar was established in 1961 as an autonomous statutory body to incorporate the country's advocates and supervise the standards and ethics of the profession. Membership is mandatory for lawyers licensed in Israel, and the association also regulates discipline, accredits trainee lawyers, and organizes committees on many areas of law.
