Avraham Lalum
Lalum, Gangina, Dan & Co. is an international law firm based in Bnei Brak, Israel, founded by Avraham Lalum, who established the practice and built its reputation as its founding partner. At the Corporate INTL Global Awards 2025 the firm was named Construction Law Firm of the Year in Israel, a recognition of its strength in real estate and construction work in one of the country's most active and demanding areas of legal practice. Construction and property development are central to Israel's economy, and the legal work supporting them requires both technical precision and commercial awareness.
The firm is chiefly recognised for its activity in real estate and construction, and it is particularly well known for its work on urban renewal projects, a field of considerable importance in Israel given the drive to regenerate ageing housing stock and improve the resilience of the built environment. Alongside urban renewal, the practice advises on real-estate finance and on the sale and disposal of assets, covering the transactional and financing dimensions of property and construction alongside the underlying legal structuring. The firm has itself been recognised as one of the country's foremost law offices for urban renewal, underlining the calibre of its work in this specialised area.
Construction and real-estate law in Israel is a demanding discipline, encompassing development agreements, contractor and consultant appointments, planning and regulatory requirements, financing arrangements and the resolution of disputes that can arise at any stage of a project. Urban renewal in particular involves a complex web of relationships among residents, developers, contractors and public authorities, requiring advisers who can balance competing interests and steer projects through lengthy and technically intricate processes to completion. Success in this field depends as much on careful management of these relationships as on legal expertise alone.
Avraham Lalum is regarded as an expert in real-estate law and has published in the field, reflecting a depth of knowledge that supports the firm's standing among Israel's leading practices. That combination of scholarship and practical experience allows the firm to advise with authority on matters ranging from the structuring of a development to the allocation of risk between the parties involved, and to anticipate the issues that commonly arise as projects move from planning to construction and completion.
Beyond its core real-estate and construction focus, the firm operates as an international practice with capabilities extending to international transactions, financing, labour law and data protection. This wider platform enables it to support clients whose construction and property matters intersect with corporate, financing or regulatory questions, offering coordinated advice across the connected issues that major developments typically involve. The recognition of Lalum, Gangina, Dan & Co. as Construction Law Firm of the Year in Israel at the Corporate INTL Global Awards 2025 reflects the firm's established position in real estate, construction and urban renewal, offering developers, investors and other parties experienced, specialist counsel grounded in a thorough command of the field.
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