Sandie Lord

Sandie is a partner in Matheson’s Corporate Department. She advises on international and domestic mergers and acquisitions, private equity transactions, shareholders’ agreements, investment agreements and joint ventures, venture capital, corporate reorganisations and restructurings. Sandie represents public and private companies, institutional investors and financial intermediaries engaged in a variety of industries and sectors including technology, energy and media. Since 2022, Sandie has been the resident Corporate partner in Matheson’s London office. · Matheson LLP

IrelandCorporate / M&A, Private Equity

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نبذة

Partner in Matheson’s Corporate Department advising on international and domestic mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture capital transactions, shareholders’ and investment agreements, joint ventures, and corporate reorganisations and restructurings. She represents public and private companies, institutional investors and financial intermediaries across sectors including technology, energy and media, and has been the resident Corporate partner in Matheson’s London office since 2022.

مجالات الممارسة

Corporate / M&APrivate EquityVenture CapitalJoint VenturesCorporate RestructuringCorporate Governance

المكتب

Ireland

Matheson LLP · Sandie is a partner in Matheson’s Corporate Department. She advises on international and domestic mergers and acquisitions, private equity transactions, shareholders’ agreements, investment agreements and joint ventures, venture capital, corporate reorganisations and restructurings. Sandie represents public and private companies, institutional investors and financial intermediaries engaged in a variety of industries and sectors including technology, energy and media. Since 2022, Sandie has been the resident Corporate partner in Matheson’s London office.

Ireland

الخبرات

TechnologyEnergyMedia

المؤهلات العلمية

LLB, Trinity College Dublin

القيد في نقابات المحامين

Admitted as a solicitor in Ireland
Admitted as a solicitor in England and Wales (non-practising)