Silicon Valley, CA Rimon Law Group is pleased to welcome Mark Radom, Carl Sherer and Fred Tsien to the firm. The three attorneys joining Rimon will strengthen the Silicon Valley firm’s financing, corporate, and intellectual property practice areas. Mark Radom has over 14 years of experience in New York, London and Israel advising investment banks, sovereigns,…

Rimon Law Group was featured on September 18, 2009 in the San Francisco Business times in an article by legal reporter Eric Young. The story describes the continued growth of alternative-model firms, including Rimon, in the midst of a struggling legal industry. Most of the article can be viewed on the San Francisco Business Times’ website.…

Rimon Law Group was featured on August 3, 2009 in the American Lawyer in an article by legal reporter Francesca Heintz.  The story describes the continued growth of alternative-model law firms, in the midst of a struggling legal industry. The article can be viewed on the the American Lawyer’s website.

Why would any law firm client be willing to pay more than the agreed upon billing rate? Why would any law firm agree up front to discount its rates for clients who are unhappy with the service they received? Well at least one law firm is banking on being on the winning side of this…

Among large corporations, the compensation model for vendors is changing from hourly or even flat fees to pay-for-performance. That is going to change lots faster now that giant Coke has adopted the value model. In AD AGE, the bible of the marketing industry, Jeremy Mullman and Natalie Zmuda report: “Coca-Cola Co. is trying to start an…

Silicon Valley, California, March 26, 2009 –(PR.com)– Rimon Law Group, Inc. is launching a practice group dedicated to serving Israeli companies and entrepreneurs doing business in the United States. According to one of Rimon’s Managing Attorneys, Michael Moradadeh, Israeli companies and citizens see the United States as a key market for their innovations. They need…

The Jerusalem Post Internet Edition MICHAEL MORADZADEH , THE JERUSALEM POST The economic crisis has shaken up the start-up and hi-tech community, with the credit crunch squeezing the life out of many small companies. However, crisis is often a powerful breeder of innovation, and with the stimulus bill pumping $787 billion into the US economy,…