Personal Injury Lawyer Israel

Guy Deutsch Law Office & Notary

Personal Injury Representation in Israel

Serving clients across the Sharon region and Greater Tel Aviv (Gush Dan) since 2017

Guy Deutsch

Law Office & Notary

Personal Injury Representation in Israel
גיא דויטש
In Brief
The Law Office of Guy Deutsch is a personal injury law firm in Ra'anana, Israel, representing exclusively injured individuals, never insurance companies, in serious injury cases. Guy Deutsch has been a licensed attorney since 2000 and a certified notary since 2012, with over 25 years of experience and thousands of plaintiffs represented. The firm serves clients across the Sharon region and Greater Tel Aviv (Gush Dan) and also represents international clients in claims against Israeli insurance companies.
When your life changes overnight after a serious accident, you need more than just a lawyer. You need someone who shows up, stands by you, and fights to secure your future.

Meet Guy Deutsch, Personal Injury Lawyer

For over 25 years, Attorney Guy Deutsch has helped injured individuals and their families regain control after devastating accidents. A member of the Israel Bar Association and a licensed notary, Guy personally manages every case, guiding them with clarity, compassion, and results-focused legal strategy.

Guy specializes in high-stakes personal injury cases, including severe road traffic collisions, workplace accidents, medical malpractice, and complex claims against Bituach Leumi (Israel's National Insurance Institute). He is also a recognized expert in disability law, particularly loss-of-earning-capacity claims, and life insurance disputes.

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What Can a Personal Injury Lawyer in Israel Do for You?

  • Help you access advance insurance payments while you recover
  • Fight for lost wages and long-term disability support
  • Navigate complex Bituach Leumi paperwork and processes
  • Push back on insurance delays and lowball offers
  • Protect your future income and long-term financial security
  • Handle everything: legal filings, negotiations, and court battles, so you can focus on getting better

The firm also represents international clients, including Israelis living abroad and foreign nationals, in personal injury claims against Israeli insurance companies, providing full guidance through the Israeli legal process from initial assessment through resolution.

What Notary Services Does the Firm Provide?

The firm provides a full range of notary services for individuals and companies. Guy Deutsch has been a certified notary since 2012, serving both Israeli residents and international clients. Services include signature authentication, notarized powers of attorney, certified true copies, affidavits, apostille preparation, corporate document authentication, consent to travel for minors, and certificates of life. The firm works with a team of certified translators for notarized translations when the source document is in a language other than Hebrew. In special circumstances, notary services can be provided outside the office, including at the client's home, hospital, or nursing home, in accordance with the Notaries Law.

Results That Speak for Themselves

₪11,000,000
Physician on holiday in Israel, severe road accident. Insurance company initial offer: ₪4.2 million. Final result after litigation: ₪11 million.
₪6,500,000
Tourist visiting Israel, partial spinal paralysis from road accident. Complex international case covering lifetime rehabilitation, care, and mobility costs.
₪850,000
16-year-old girl, minor physical injuries but severe PTSD following a road accident. Insurance company initial offer: ₪5,000. Final result: ₪850,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can someone who was at fault still receive compensation in Israel?

Yes. Under Israel's Road Accident Victims Compensation Law (Paltad), fault does not determine eligibility. Even a driver who caused the accident through negligence is entitled to claim compensation for their own bodily injuries.

7 years from the date of the accident. For minors, the deadline extends to age 25. The sooner you act, the easier it is to gather evidence. Waiting weakens your case.

Yes. Israeli law provides for an urgent payment (tashlum takuf): an advance the insurance company must pay while your claim is being processed. Insurance companies rarely offer this voluntarily, but it is your legal right.

You can file a claim against Karnit, a statutory fund established by Israeli law to compensate victims in exactly these situations. Karnit is obligated to pay like any insurance company.

For minor injuries: typically a few months. For serious injuries: one and a half to three years depending on complexity. Advance payments are available during this period to cover ongoing costs.

Fees are set by law: 8% + VAT if no lawsuit is filed; 11% + VAT after filing and settlement; 13% + VAT after a court judgment. All personal injury attorneys in Israel are bound by this structure.

No. Attorney fees are paid only from the compensation you receive. No upfront payments, no case-opening fees. You pay nothing until your claim is resolved.

In personal injury cases, fault is irrelevant. Under Israeli law (Paltad), compensation is awarded even if the accident was the rider's own fault, as long as it qualifies as a road accident.

Yes. When a road accident qualifies as a work accident, you can pursue both simultaneously. From the insurance company: pain and suffering, medical costs, lost earnings. From Bituach Leumi: injury payments for the first 91 days, then monthly disability payments if incapacity continues.

The firm provides signature authentication, notarized powers of attorney, certified true copies, affidavits, apostille preparation, corporate document authentication, consent to travel for minors, and certificates of life. Certified translation services are also available.

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