Menachem Fischman

Biography

Menachem focuses his practice on representing start-ups and established businesses in corporate, commercial, and investment transactions and providing general counsel to companies, entrepreneurs, and investors.

Bar Associations

New York State Bar Association
Israel Bar Association, Inactive Member

Selected Memberships & Affiliations

Cornell Business Law Society, Former Member
Cornell Intellectual Property and Technology Association, Former Member
Cornell LLM Association, Former Member

Languages

Hebrew

Representative Experience

Represented an insurtech company in a $120 million Series C Preferred Stock financing.
Represented a manufacturer of smart dash cams in a $30 million Series B Preferred Stock financing and regarding its general corporate and contract requirements.
Represented a digital signage software company as the seller in a $28 million cross-border acquisition.
Represented SaaS company as the purchaser in a $5 million cross-border acquisition of a competitor.
Represented a marketing automation software company in obtaining $5 million in debt financing from a commercial lender.
Represented a venture capital fund as lead investor in a $14 million Series B Preferred Stock financing of a company producing baby monitors.
Represented a food audit software company in a $1.25 million Series Seed financing involving extensive corporate cleanup and restructuring.
Represented a medical device company in a $1 million SAFE financing.
Represented a cryptocurrency software company in connection with its corporate structuring and in a $500,000 SAFE financing.
Represented a leading Israeli venture capital fund in managing its investments in portfolio companies and other general intrafund needs.
Represented a pharmaceutical company regarding its licensing and distribution activities in Southeast Asia.
Represented a US corporation in restructuring its various Israeli subsidiaries.
Represented the owner, organizer, and producer of a US tradeshow for people with disabilities and the seller in the negotiation and sale of meetings, events, tradeshows, and exhibitions and related digital properties to a UK-based media business.

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Prior Experience

Egan Nelson LLP, Associate
Tulchinsky, Stern, Marciano, Cohen, Levitski & Co., Associate Attorney

Selected Honors

Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America®: Corporate Law, 2025
Cornell Law School, CALI Excellence Award for the Future Award: Business Organizations, 2022
Cornell Law School, Harry G. Henn Memorial Prize in Corporations, 2022
Hebrew University “Amirim” Honors Program, 2014–2016

Overview Experience

Cornell Law School, LLM, Corporate Law
Hebrew University, LLB

Corporate

New York
Israel (Inactive)

Alerts

NYS Court of Appeals: CVA Plaintiff Must Prove Notice of Abuse Applying Then-Prevailing Standards in Decades-Old Sexual Abuse Case

Supreme Court Declines to Clarify Impact of Uninjured Class Members on Class Certification—For Now

EPA Issues Memorandum Reminding States and Tribes of Their Limited Authority Under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act

NYS Court of Appeals Applies the Assumption of Risk Doctrine to One Golf Course Injury but Not Another

NYS Court of Appeals: CVA Plaintiff Must Prove Notice of Abuse Applying Then-Prevailing Standards in Decades-Old Sexual Abuse Case

Supreme Court Declines to Clarify Impact of Uninjured Class Members on Class Certification—For Now

EPA Issues Memorandum Reminding States and Tribes of Their Limited Authority Under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act

NYS Court of Appeals Applies the Assumption of Risk Doctrine to One Golf Course Injury but Not Another

NYS Court of Appeals: CVA Plaintiff Must Prove Notice of Abuse Applying Then-Prevailing Standards in Decades-Old Sexual Abuse Case

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