PROTECTING YOUR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
PATENTS | COPYRIGHTS | DESIGNS | TRADEMARKS
About Us
Drori-Stav & Co., Advocates and Patent Attorneys
Drori-Stav IP is a boutique Intellectual Property Law firm from Israel, regularly ranked among the top Intellectual Property Law firms in Israel by international guides such as Legal 500, WTR, IAM Patent 1000, IAM 300, IP Stars, Dunn & Bradstreet (Dun’s 100), BDI Coface, Client’s Choice Guide and others.
Since its establishment in 2009, our firm has been in the forefront of IP practice in Israel, having litigated a variety of high-profile IP-related cases reaching groundbreaking precedents, publishing an unrivaled number of professional comprehensive IP books that have been cited in District and Supreme courts decisions, being involved in IP legislation procedures, lecturing in prominent academic institutions and assisting some of Israel’s most innovative companies in securing their IP rights worldwide.
Our firm provides top-end legal services combining our IP Law expertise, professionalism and genuine dedication to our clients. Our attorneys have gained significant experience representing an array of clients ranging from high-profile private individuals and start-up companies to global corporations in all fields of Intellectul Property, including patents, trademarks, designs and copyrights, as well as neighbouring fields such as Privacy, Internet and Computer Law.
Our practice encompasses all aspects of IP and related services, including prosecution, litigation, providing legal opinions, and handling commercial agreements and transactions, hence accompanying the client from the early stages of turning its ideas into protectable IP rights to enforcing these rights in a court of law.
Our Team

Yonatan Drori
Founding Partner

Iyar Stav
Partner

Moshe Vegh
Patent attorney and advocate

Ido Ventura
Attorney

Anna Brutman
Patent attorney and advocate
Articles
OMNI Trademark Registration in Israel: Identical Marks for Different Banking Goods (2012)
OMNI trademark decision (2012): Visa Europe allowed to register an identical mark alongside Verifone after limiting Class 9 goods and showing different customers.
Concurrent Trademark Registration in Israel: Geographic Coexistence Rejected in Urbanica (2014)
Urbanica (2014): Israeli Registrar rejected geographically divided registration of confusingly similar marks under Section 30 despite coexistence agreement.
Kviskal v. Israeli Trademarks Registrar (District Court, 2024): Coexistence Agreement Judgment Later Reversed
Jerusalem District Court’s 2024 Kviskal coexistence ruling, case 24545-09-23, and why it is no longer controlling after the Supreme Court’s 2025 reversal.






