Focused Legal Counsel in IP, Technology & AI
Hadar Yatzkan, Attorney-at-Law — advising businesses, technology companies, and digital creators on the legal dimensions of innovation.
Hadar Yatzkan is an attorney specialising in intellectual property, technology, and AI law. His practice sits at the intersection of legal rights and technological change — a field that requires both legal precision and a practical understanding of how digital markets operate.
Before establishing his own practice, Hadar developed hands-on litigation and advisory experience across three firms: complex proceedings in defamation, copyright infringement, and privacy at Guy Ophir Law Office; IP, contracts, and digital media work at Tony Greenman & Co.; and patent, trademark, and copyright litigation as an intern at Gilat Bareket.
His casework has included negotiations and legal proceedings involving global technology platforms — among them Google, Meta, and Amazon — giving him direct insight into how international companies approach intellectual property disputes and content-related legal demands.
Hadar holds an LL.B from the Academic Center of Law and Business and an LL.M in Law & Technology from the University of Haifa, a research-focused programme examining the legal implications of emerging technology.
Proven Experience
At Top Law Firms
Dealing with the world's largest companies
Google, Meta, Amazon ועוד
LL.M
LL.M. in Law & Technology — University of Haifa
Professional Background
LL.B — Academic Center of Law and Business
Bachelor of Laws
LL.M in Law & Technology — University of Haifa
Postgraduate specialisation in the legal implications of artificial intelligence in the field of law
Israel Bar Association — Licensed 2023
Member in good standing, Israel Bar Association
Guy Ophir Law Office — Litigation
Defamation, copyright infringement, internet law, and privacy proceedings
Tony Greenman & Co.
Intellectual property, contracts, and digital media advisory
"My work sits at the crossroads of the technological world and the law — a field evolving faster than ever in the age of AI. I believe that artificial intelligence touches every aspect of legal practice, but must be balanced with professional judgment and responsibility that, at this stage, has no substitute."
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