- A glance on the Israeli Freight Forwarding Market 2008
- A precedent ruling by the Israeli Supreme Court in Jerusalem in respect of “Himalaya clause”
- Contractual framework for International Freight Forwarding Services
- Court: An Israeli forwarder who acted as an agent coordinating the importation of shipment from England is liable for the loss of the shipment
- Court: cargo terminal is entitled to the protection of the Warsaw Convention in its capacity as an airline agent
- Ground Breaking Judgment in Israel The International Forwarder is Entitled to the Defences of an Air Carrier Including a Shortened Limitation Period
- Liability of international freight forwarders- Principles for imposion of liability and ways of minimizing damages
- Limits of custom agents liability towards the customer
- Manager of Customs Brokerage Firm Held Personally Liable for Importers Damages
- Shipment was not dispached – Exporter is suing for damages
- The court rejected a lawsuit brought against a customs agent who had delivered the cargo to a third party which presented the original bills of lading
- The Court Ruled on a Customs Brokers Liability for Opening a Letter of Credit on behalf of an Importer
- The nature of the Air cargo Fuel Surcharge
- The Rotterdam Rules 2009 From the Perspective of Israeli Forwarders
- The ruling of the Israeli Court of Uniform Contract in respect to FIATA Model Rules and FBL
- The Shipment Did Not Arrive in Israel The Claim Against the International Forwarder Was Dismissed
