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Head of the ESG, Environment and Climate Department
Tzipi is a partner and Head of the ESG, Enviroment and Climate Department. Tzipi has extensive experience in promoting innovative regulatory reforms in the field of environmental protection and in accompanying legal and environmental disputes in her role as CEO and Legal Counsel of the Israel Union for Environmental Defense (Adam Teva Ve'Din).
In addition, Tzipi serves as a lecturer on environmental regulation at several academic institutions, as a speaker at international professional conferences, and as Director of the Center for Environmental Protection at Netanya Academic College.
With respect to her public activities she has awarded inter-alia "Women of Influence" by economic newspapers Globes and The Marker. Tzipi also won a scholarship of excellence from Bar Ilan University for conducting a doctorate research in law.
Education
Tel Aviv University (LL.B, 1993)
Tel Aviv University ( LL.M, 1997)
Bar Ilan University (PhD, 2015)
Certification
Israel Bar Association, 1994
Languages
News & Publications
07.02.24
“Women at The Front Lines- The Israeli Case”
INSS, IWF
Adv. Dr. Tzipi Iser Itsiq, Head of Environment and Climate Department at our office and Vice President, IWF-Israel, and Dr. Cochav Elkayam Levy, Reichman University and Head of Israel’s Civil Commission, discussed the October 7 Hamas crimes against women and children.
28.06.23
Proud of our partner, Adv. Dr. Tzipi Iser Itsiq for winning Environmental Lawyer of the Year in Europe for 2023
Women in Business Law Awards
We are extremely proud of our partner, Adv. Dr. Tzipi Iser Itsiq, head of the Environmental Protection, Cleantech and Clean Energy Department, for winning Environmental Lawyer of the Year in Europe for 2023 at the prestigious Women in Business Law Awards (part of IFLR). Tzipi is the first Israeli lawyer to win this lucrative award, selected by […]
04.05.23
Final shortlist 2023 – Women in Business Law Awards
Women in Business Law Awards
We are delighted to announce we’ve been shortlisted in 4 categories in this years Women in Business Law Awards. Lipa Meir & Co. is nominated for Pro Bono Work National Firm of the Year and Israel Firm of the Year. Dr. Tzipi Iser Itsiq, Head of our Environmental Protection, Cleantech and Clean Energy Department, is shortlisted […]
11.02.22
Where is Israel in the global fight against climate change and what can it offer?
Israel Desks
Climate Change is far from a new concern, but it seems to get more regulatory attention and public awareness in 2022. “Israel’s target for 2030 is a 27% reduction in its greenhouse gas emissions, considered a low target on a global scale. “With this in mind, action should be taken now in order to update […]
19.01.21
Environmental Risk Management – A Significant Challenge in the Industrial and Business Sectors in Israel
The US-Israel Legal Review
We are especially delighted to take part in the Annual US-Israel Legal Review and showcase our expertise in the environmental field. In the chapter, written by Dr. Tzipi Iser Itsiq, Head of the Environmental Protection, Cleantech and Clean Energy Department, we discuss the relevant environmental issues facing businesses. The second issue of The US-Israel Legal Review […]
12.05.20
From the CoronaVirus pandemic to the climate change crisis – Global Insights
Newsletter
Despite the scale of the damage to the global economy and the price of social isolation from the Coronavirus pandemic, there are positives to take relating to the climate crisis we face. Although the upcoming World Climate Conference (COP26) may be canceled or postponed, because of the Coronavirus, there are some insights to point out. […]
22.04.20
01.01.20
Exlusive Israel Chapter by Dr. Tzipi Iser Itziq in the Global LEGAL Insights – Energy 2020
Global Legal Insights
The energy sector in Israel has witnessed steady growth over the past few decades. According to official figures, total electric power production in the Israeli market has increased from approximately 53.5 billion kWh in 2009 to 73 billion kWh in 2018, an incremental increase of 32%, compared to a 19% increase in population and a […]
