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🔹 Proven experience in high-profile criminal and Supreme Court cases
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In Short

Attorney Ben Marmarelli began his legal career at Tel Aviv University’s Faculty of Law, after completing a B.A. in Psychology and both a B.A. and M.A. in Sociology.

He gained practical experience in human rights and criminal law at leading law offices, including working closely with Attorney Avigdor Feldman, one of Israel’s most prominent human rights lawyers. There, Ben was involved in some of the country’s most complex and widely publicized cases.

After becoming a licensed attorney, Ben established his own practice, offering clients a wide range of legal services, driven by a deep commitment to justice and fearless advocacy.

 

Practice Areas

⚖️ Criminal Law – Representation at all stages of criminal proceedings, from minor offenses to complex, high-profile cases.
⚖️ Administrative Law – Petitions against state authorities, rights of detainees, refugee and migrant rights.
⚖️ Labor Law – Representing both employees and employers in workplace disputes, wage claims, and employment rights.
⚖️ Civil Litigation – Contractual disputes, tort claims, and other civil matters.

 

Notable Achievements

• 🏛 Supreme Court (בג"ץ 166/21) – Landmark petition ensuring the vaccination of all prisoners in Israel.

• ⚖️ תא"מ 33089-07-20 – First court ruling in Israel recognizing discrimination based on worldview.

• 🤝 Humanitarian release of a terminally ill security prisoner through a pardon by the IDF Central Command.

• 💼 Court victory awarding 153,362 NIS in compensation to a Sudanese asylum-seeker construction worker (סע"ש 53017-5-22).

 

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In Length

Ben came to study law at Tel Aviv University after already completing a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Sociology, motivated by a sober perspective and a desire to help oppressed and marginalized populations in Israel.

After his first semester of law school, Ben joined the office of Attorney David Bar-Hava, which specialized in representing African refugees before the Labor Court. Within a short time, Ben became the office manager, responsible for three students and two attorneys in the daily running of the office. During Ben’s time there, the firm’s activity expanded significantly, handling hundreds of active cases at any given time.

Alongside managing the law office, which dealt with labor law, Ben also joined the Criminal Procedure Rights Clinic at Tel Aviv University, where he assisted in representing disadvantaged populations in criminal cases and began to gain experience in criminal law.

Toward the end of his legal studies, Ben was accepted for a pre-internship and internship with Attorney Avigdor Feldman. He quickly integrated into Feldman’s demanding law office, and for several months was even the sole employee there. After successfully passing the bar exams, Ben returned to Feldman’s office as a licensed attorney, continuing to work across the diverse fields handled by the firm, with a focus on criminal and administrative law. In this role, Ben participated in some of the most high-profile cases in the country—ranging from petitions against the deportation of African refugees, to complex murder trials, to cases involving organized crime and terrorist organizations.

After completing his work with Attorney Feldman, Ben opened his own private practice, where he now offers services in a variety of areas, from criminal and administrative law to labor law and other civil matters.