Adv. Jasmin Keshet is a member of the firm's administrative law department.
Jasmin specializes in administrative law and has extensive knowledge and expertise in immigration law and the full range of High Court of Justice proceedings.
Jasmine provides comprehensive representation and legal counsel to a wide range of clients, including foreign workers and refugees seeking to obtain legal status in proceedings before the Ministry of Interior. Jasmin also specializes in petitioning the High Court of Justice and other courts on matters such as good governance and freedom of information.
Thanks to her wealth of experience, Jasmin is a highly-sought after lecturer on constitutional, administrative and public law matters, and her articles on these subjects have been published in a range of media outlets.
Over the years, Jasmin has provided legal counsel and representation to a variety of companies, organizations and NGOs, in Israel and overseas, including the Movement for Quality Government in Israel, the Government Accountability Project (GAP), Transparency International Israel, the Religion and State Reform Center, the Tebeka Law and Justice for Ethiopian Emigrants Association and more. Her services on behalf of these organizations have included petitions to the High Court of Justice, drafting legal memorandums, conducting legal research, training interns and law students and more.
Additionally, Jasmin has been providing pro bono legal representation in various settings for many years, including to asylum seekers on behalf of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) and to the Bahalachin Ethiopian Jews Cultural Center.
During her academic studies at Tel Aviv University, Jasmin worked as a teaching assistant to Prof. Menachem Mautner and Prof. Daniel Friedman in a course on contract law.
Certification:
Member of the Israel Bar Association since 1996
Education:
Bachelor of law (LL.B)
Master of law (LL.M), with a focus on international civil rights law
Languages:
Hebrew, English