Most of Carmon & Carmon’s practice is international: either the matter handled or the client is foreign. The lawyers of Carmon & Carmon understand the business culture of Israel and of many foreign countries, and the necessity foreign clients have to bridge their needs and goals with the reality of Israel and other foreign locations.

Over the past decades, Carmon & Carmon has expanded its geographic reach to many foreign countries through GLOBALAW, its foreign and international division. With its diversity in geography and practice, the firm has succeeded in maintaining a “One Address” atmosphere, where information and communication transcend all boundaries.

Carmon & Carmon is the FraudNet member for Israel. Launched at the beginning of 2004, FraudNet is a unique international network of law firms that specialize in the field of fraud and white-collar crime. Operating under the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and its anticrime arm – Commercial Crime Services – FraudNet provides an unrivalled team with a global reach that combines to provide fraud victims with an all embracing service to respond to fraud; including tracing and recovering assets, identifying money laundering and seeking redress for clients.

Carmon & Carmon is also the only Israeli member of INSOL International, a world-wide federation of national associations for lawyers and accountants who specialize in turnaround and insolvency. Formed in 1982, INSOL has grown to be the leading insolvency association in the world, providing a valuable global network and an unmatched source of professional know-how and resources.

These affiliations expand significantly Carmon & Carmon’s ability to serve the Israeli legal needs of both its foreign and Israeli clients.

The advantages offered by Carmon & Carmon were recognized by the United States Department of Justice when it became Carmon & Carmon’s  major client for Israeli litigation. Carmon & Carmon  is also retained by the U.S. Department of State for non-litigation Israeli matters and provides legal services to the U.S. Embassy in Israel. Carmon & Carmon started serving the U.S. government in 1985, and continues to provide it with Israeli legal services to this day. Carmon & Carmon has also been retained by the European Union to appear in Israeli civil litigation on their behalf.

Haggai Carmon has written Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Israel, a legal text book with an introduction by the Hon. Eliezer Rivlin, Deputy Chief Justice of the Israeli Supreme Court. The book will be published during 2011 by the Publishing House of Israel Bar Association. It will be the first book on the issue to appear in Israel since 1996.