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Hagai Sitton

Hagai Sitton

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  • Managing Partner of the Spaer, Sitton Henig Law Office in Jerusalem.
  • Adv. Sitton specializes in litigation in all judicial tribunals in areas of real estate, planning & construction, contracts, torts, taxation, intellectual property, and antiquities laws. 
  • He has over fifty years of experience representing insurance companies, medical entities (including hospitals), banks, foundations and trusts, among others.
  • He holds an LL.B. from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem
  • Is a member of the Israel Bar Association (1965) and the New York State Bar Association (1988), and is a certified mediator.
  • Adv. Sitton is a Major (in res.) in the Israel Defense Forces where he served as a combat soldier (including during the Six-Day War) and later as a military prosecutor and judge in military courts. 
  • He held several positions in the governing bodies of the Israel Bar Association, including Vice Chairman of the Israel Bar Association Courts Forum and a member of its disciplinary court. 
  • Adv. Sitton is a board member of the Association for Israel’s Soldiers, a trustee of the Hecht Foundation, a trustee of the Ammunition Hill National Memorial Site, a trustee of the Israel Museum, and serves as the Chairman of the Old Yishuv Court Museum. 
  • He was a member of the public committee (appointed by the Speaker of the Knesset) for determining the salary of Knesset members.
  • In 2014, Adv. Sitton was awarded the ‘Yakir Yerushalaim’, Jerusalem’s highest civilian honor, for his lifelong service to the City of Jerusalem, its institutions and its people.
  • In 2024, he also received the Bar Association's highest Honorary Award.
  • Following his tenure as a member of the Central Elections Committee of the WZO prior to elections leading to the 39th Zionist Congress, he served as a Zionist Supreme Court Judge.

 

 

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