About
Attorney Oren Maoz holds two law degrees, including a Master of Laws (LL.M.) from Tel Aviv University.
He began his legal career in the field of tort law as an associate at one of Israel's leading law firms, where he represented some of the country's largest insurance companies. This experience provided him with an in-depth understanding of the way insurance companies operate, the considerations that guide their decision-making, and the strategies they employ in managing claims—knowledge that now serves as a significant advantage for his clients.
He later spent approximately a decade as a partner at a successful tort law firm before establishing his own independent practice. Today, the firm focuses on handling complex and high-value personal injury and tort claims, medical malpractice litigation, and representing injured individuals and insured clients in proceedings before the National Insurance Institute, with a particular emphasis on workplace injury and general disability claims.
Over the years, Attorney Maoz has built extensive legal experience and earned a strong professional reputation among judges, fellow attorneys, and other professionals in the field. He is recognized for his thorough, determined, and uncompromising approach to every case, with a steadfast commitment to protecting his clients' rights and securing the maximum compensation available under the law.
Attorney Maoz personally represents and accompanies every client from the initial consultation through the conclusion of the legal process. He is committed to maintaining open communication, full transparency, ongoing updates, and personalized attention throughout every stage of the case, recognizing that clients require not only exceptional legal representation but also reliable and compassionate guidance.
By combining years of experience, deep expertise in tort and insurance law, strategic legal thinking, and dedicated advocacy, Attorney Maoz has helped numerous clients achieve significant legal outcomes, including compensation awards ranging from hundreds of thousands to, where appropriate, millions of shekels.