Liora Kvoras-Hadar is an Israeli lawyer and partner in the Israeli law firm Zellermayer, Gratch & Pelossof, Advocates. Born in Petach Tikva, Israel, in 1958, she practices law in Tel Aviv.
Background
Liora Kvoras-Hadar was born on December 18, 1958, in Petach Tikva, Israel. The city, also spelled Petah Tikva, lies about ten kilometres east of Tel Aviv in Israel's Central District and forms part of the Tel Aviv metropolitan area.
Petach Tikva was founded in 1878 by religious Jews from Jerusalem and became a permanent settlement in 1883 with financial support from Edmond Rothschild. Known as the "Mother of the Moshavot," it was among the first modern agricultural settlements of the Zionist period. It received city status in 1937 under the British Mandate.
Over the following decades, the settlement's agrarian economy gave way to industry, and the city grew into one of Israel's major industrial centers.
Career
Kvoras-Hadar is a partner of Zellermayer, Gratch & Pelossof, Advocates, a law practice in Israel. The firm's name carries the Zellermayer and Pelossof names, which are associated with a commercial law practice founded in 1984 that a professional profile describes as one of Israel's largest and most distinguished commercial law firms. Its services covered mergers and acquisitions, corporate and commercial law, corporate finance, and complex commercial litigation.
In Israel, the title advocate denotes a lawyer licensed to practice law. The Israel Bar Association, established in 1961 as an autonomous statutory body, regulates the profession and its ethical standards, and membership is compulsory for lawyers licensed in Israel. Partnership in an Israeli firm therefore operates within this licensed legal profession.
