A boutique firm
for insurance claims
Advice, representation and legal support for private clients and businesses in property insurance claims: car, home and business. Personal handling throughout the case, from the first document to the end.
We know the other side of the table
Adv. Sassi Lev completed his legal internship at the Tel Aviv Magistrates' Court and then represented insurance companies and large corporations in the courts. Knowing how insurers work from the inside, what gets checked, how a denial position is built and where there is room for discussion, is what makes it possible to run the case from the policyholder's side today.
Previously represented insurers and corporations
Handling cases on the insurers' side, including litigation at various court levels.
Professional committee membership
Tort and Insurance Forum, and the Subrogation and Property Claims Committee of the Israel Bar Association.
Certified mediator
Guidance through mediation and arbitration, when that is the right route for the case.
Four principles that do not change from case to case
Documents first, conclusions second
No assessment of the chances before reading the policy, the denial letter and the reports.
The full picture, even when it is uncomfortable
If there is no basis for a claim, that is what you will hear. No promises about the outcome.
One point of contact
The case is not passed between people. The same attorney handles it from start to finish.
We take over the correspondence
From the moment we take on the case, the correspondence with the insurer is handled by the office.
LL.M., Master of Laws, with honors
Tel Aviv University, concentration in commercial law
LL.B., Bachelor of Laws
Tel Aviv University
B.A. · M.B.A., Business Administration
Bachelor's and master's degrees
Israel Bar Association
License no. 78195
Certified mediator
Mediation and arbitration proceedings
Enduring power of attorney
Authorized by the Ministry of Justice to prepare
Tort and Insurance Forum
Israel Bar Association
Subrogation and Property Claims Committee
Committee member, Israel Bar Association
Court internship
Tel Aviv Magistrates' Court
Sassi Lev, insurance claims attorney
Years of representing insurers in court, then a move to the other side. A short conversation about what looks different from the inside.
Adv. Sassi Lev · License 78195 · Tel Aviv
“Most cases do not close at trial. They close on what the denial letter says, and on what nobody took the trouble to check against it.”
How did you come to this field?
I started with an internship at the Tel Aviv Magistrates' Court, and from there I moved to a firm that represented insurance companies and large corporations. For years I sat on the side that drafts the denial position, not the side that receives it.
What does that give you today?
I know how a decision is built inside an insurance company. What gets checked, who decides, which considerations are at work, and where the reason given in the letter really stands on firm ground. And where it does not.
What is the most common mistake policyholders make?
Assuming a denial letter is the end of the road. It is not. It is a document that holds the company to the reasons written in it, which makes it the starting point for a discussion.
What happens at the first meeting?
We read documents. We do not promise an outcome or estimate the chances before we have seen the policy, the denial letter and the reports. If there is no basis, we say so.
Who are the firm's clients?
Private clients with car, home and water damage claims, and companies with an ongoing volume of claims: leasing, transport, garages and businesses that need central management of their dealings with insurers.
What the firm actually handles
Start with a conversation, not a commitment.
Send the documents you have or arrange a short call. We will tell you what options are open to you, even if the conclusion is that legal action is not warranted.
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