Sources say she is "incredibly knowledgeable, provides high-level advice and is very good in negotiations", in addition to highlighting her "vast experience" in the infrastructure space.
Sources say she is "incredibly knowledgeable, provides high-level advice and is very good in negotiations", in addition to highlighting her "vast experience" in the infrastructure space.
"a talented lawyer"
"an important lawyer in the infrastructure field"
"hugely experienced and highly respected"
What our clients say:
"The work with Tadmor & Co, especially with the head of the team Noa Meidan, is highly appreciated. The team is very professional with deep understanding of issues related with PPP projects. In our case the work also entails understanding of international relations because of the nature of the project. The team is very responsive to our needs and the work is very satisfactory both on the professional and timing levels."
International law firm directory, Chambers Global, has recognized Tadmor Levy & Co. in 7 areas of expertise, and 10 partners as leaders in their respective fields.
Noa has been ranked a market leader by IFLR 2020.
Noa Meidan has headed the firm’s Project Finance and Infrastructure Practice Group since her arrival, in May 2017. Prior to joining the firm, Noa was a senior partner in, and head of, the Project Finance, Energy and Infrastructure department of Levy Meidan & Co.
Noa has immense experience in the field of PPP tenders and project financing structures, representing clients from all sectors and industries.
As a result of her proven success, in providing legal services for Israel’s five major desalination projects in Ashkelon, Palmachim, Hedera, Sorek and Ashdod, Noa participated in the creation of the de facto model and established “Best Practice” methodology for the execution and financing of PPP-based desalination projects in Israel.
Noa was selected by the Accountant-General of the State of Israel to formulate the “Standard Form” tender documents and concession agreements for all PFI\PPP projects to be published in the future by the State of Israel, with the aim of introducing a unified standard for projects of this type.
Noa is involved in some of the largest, most challenging projects undertaken in Israel to date, including:
In addition, Noa’s experience includes: