The office was established by Adv. Shiri Kasher-Hitin and is managed by her.

Adv. Shiri Kasher-Hitin has been a member of the Israel Bar Association since 2002, and has been working as a lawyer in the field of intellectual property law on an ongoing basis since then.

She has an LL.M. degree in Law from the University of Tel Aviv. She completed her studies within the framework of the commercial course of studies, which included specialization in the field of intellectual property law. She also holds a LL.B. degree in Law from the University of Tel Aviv.

She is a member of the International Trademark Association (INTA).

Over the years that she has been practicing, adv. Kasher-Hitin has accumulated extensive experience in the field of intellectual property law while representing local companies, foreign companies and independent artistes and designers.

She has managed and accompanied litigation procedures in the fields of trademarks, copyrights, industrial designs and patents in court and before the registrar of trademarks in the field of trademarks. Adv. Kasher-Hitin has also drafted licensing agreements regarding patents and a variety of agreements for owners of copyrights, actors and service providers in the field of television productions.

Has represented clients (together with other lawyers) in the following precedential rulings:

Civil Appeal 11487/03 August Storck AG vs. Alfa Intuit Food Products Ltd. (handed down on March 23, 2008) – A precedential ruling in the supreme court on the matter of the proper extent of protection for a three-dimensional trademark;

Civil Procedure 5712/01 Yosef Barzani vs. Bezeq The Israeli Communications Company, 57 (6) 385 (handed down on August 11, 2003) – A precedential ruling in the supreme court on the matter of a personal cause of action by a claimant in a class action under the Consumer Protection Law.