Adv.
Moshe (Mussi) Goldberg
Adv. Moshe (Mussi) Goldberg is a native of Israel and a graduate of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Faculty of Law. He has been a member of the Israel Bar Association since 1974 and a member of the New York State Bar Association since 1987.
His areas of expertise include international trade law, international joint ventures, resolution of business disputes, government procurement law, intellectual property law, environmental law and corporate law.
Throughout his career, Moshe Goldberg, as an expert in international trade law, has participated in projects that left a lasting mark on Israeli foreign trade. He was involved in negotiations between Israel and the United States that led to the establishment of the United States-Israel Free Trade Agreement, as a coordinator for the Israel Bar Association and as a consultant to the Manufacturers Association of Israel. Adv. Moshe Goldberg served as an advisor to the Canadian Embassy in Israel in the final negotiations on the drafting of the free trade agreement between Israel and Canada.
The extensive experience he has gained over the length of his career guiding his clients’ business transactions has made him an expert on conducting commercial negotiations and a specialist in resolution of legal disputes. He is also a mediator and has been able to successfully resolving the vast majority of cases brought to him.
Mr. Goldberg has published a number of articles on the United-States-Israel Free Trade Agreement, both in Israel and in the United States, and took part as a lecturer in seminars organized in the United States by the Israeli and United States governments on this subject.
Over the course of his career, Mr. Goldberg served as a consultant at the Washington offices of the international law firm Arnold & Porter. While in Washington, he was a member of a team of lecturers at the International Law Institute, associated with Georgetown University, for an international course on International Trade and Export Negotiations.


