Dispute over Tel Aviv headquarters renovation: Check Point sued for millions

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A. Sadeh Projects, which built the Check Point headquarters in Tel Aviv, has filed a lawsuit against the cybersecurity giant. According to the company, Check Point has not paid the full sum for finishing work and systems in the building.

The lawsuit concerns Check Point's office project on HaSolelim Street in Tel Aviv, where A. Sadeh was hired to carry out the finishing work. According to the plaintiff, 7.8 million shekels is still owed to it.

In response, Check Point said: "The timing of the filing of the lawsuit speaks for itself. We will respond through the usual channels." The company did not detail its full arguments against the lawsuit in its response.