New Case Study Uncovers Legal Misconduct in High-Profile Divorce Case

NEW YORK, June 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Conflict Files has released a case study titled “Legal Power and Personal Motive – When Divorce Crosses Legal Boundaries.” This investigation details how personal disputes, when bolstered by legal influence, can lead to unlawful activities.

The report highlights a contentious legal battle between Violetta Sekler, an Australian-Russian national, and her ex-husband, Alex Sekler, a businessman. The case involves senior attorney Navot Tel-Tzur, former internal security chief Yaakov Peri, and private investigator Zvika Naveh, whose alleged misuse of authority turned a private financial argument into a wide-reaching criminal investigation.

Dalia Kern, Director of Legal Risk Analysis at Conflict Files, noted, “This case underscores the risk posed when legal authority is weaponized for private motives. Public trust in institutions depends on strict boundaries between legal power and personal interest.”

The study aims to shed light on the concerning trend of blending legal power with personal motives, calling attention to potential abuses within the justice system.

Conflict Files, known for its focus on legal risk and investigative research, hopes this case study will inform global stakeholders about corruption and institutional abuse.

The complete report is available on their website for those seeking to delve deeper into the findings.