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Andrew Lenny

Andy is a consultant in the Litigation, Dispute Resolution and Investigations Group. Andy advises on a wide range of commercial disputes, through conciliation, mediation and arbitration, as well as through traditional litigation. He specialises in advising on disputes relating to competition/anti-trust matters, data and privacy, professional negligence, banking and financial services, company acquisitions/sales and joint ventures, commercial contracts and insurance and reinsurance contracts. He has extensive experience in both international and domestic commercial arbitration, including under the UNCITRAL, ICC, AAA and LCIA Rules. Andy also has extensive experience in acting on behalf of entities who are subject to investigation by regulators including the Central Bank of Ireland and the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission. · Arthur Cox LLP

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About

Consultant in Arthur Cox's Litigation, Dispute Resolution and Investigations group advising on commercial disputes by conciliation, mediation, arbitration and litigation. He specialises in competition/antitrust, data and privacy, professional negligence, banking and financial services, corporate transactions and insurance/reinsurance matters, and acts for clients in domestic and international arbitration and regulatory investigations.

Practice areas

LitigationDispute ResolutionInternational ArbitrationCompetition / AntitrustData & PrivacyBanking & FinanceCorporate / M&AInsurance & Reinsurance

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Expertise

Follow-on competition litigationInternational and domestic commercial arbitration (UNCITRAL, ICC, AAA, LCIA)Regulatory investigations (Central Bank of Ireland; Competition and Consumer Protection Commission)Professional negligence claimsBanking and financial services disputesInsurance and reinsurance disputes

Education

  • LLB, University of Liverpool (1989)

Admissions

  • Admitted as a solicitor in Ireland, 1997
  • Admitted as a solicitor in England & Wales (non-practising), 1993