Israel's Largest Law Firm Meitar Relocates to Givatayim Skyscraper and Donates Old Equipment
Meitar, Israel's largest law firm, is vacating 13 floors in a Ramat Gan tower and donating all its equipment to soldiers and charities. The 832 employees have relocated to the new BEYOND skyscraper in Givatayim.
Meitar, the country's largest law firm according to the Duns100 ranking, employing 548 attorneys including 199 partners, is vacating the 13 floors it rented in a Ramat Gan tower and donating all of its office equipment. According to a message distributed in WhatsApp groups, the donated items include electrical appliances such as refrigerators and microwaves, as well as cabinets, chairs, and tables.
The initiative aims to assist soldiers and non-profit organizations in need of equipment. The move comes as the firm relocates to a new skyscraper following space constraints at its old office, which had previously required leasing additional space in an adjacent building.
The firm is moving to the BEYOND project in Givatayim, where it has rented 17 floors (floors 28-44) spanning over 31,000 square meters. The offices feature a separate entrance and a dedicated lobby serving these floors, providing direct and convenient access for employees and clients. All 832 firm employees completed their relocation to the new tower this week.
Meitar is the first tenant to occupy the office tower developed by the Tidhar Group together with George Horesh's Union and Himnuta. Standing at approximately 320 meters tall, the new skyscraper is considered the tallest office tower in the country. The new offices were designed by Ram Goldberg's architectural firm to meet the specific operational needs of the practice.
