Damian Maloney

Damian is a partner in Beauchamps' Corporate, Commercial and M&A department, who joined Beauchamps in November 2018 having previously worked as in-house counsel for Oracle Corporation's EMEA operations. As a result, he brings valuable insight and strategic experience, having "been the client". Damian originally qualified as a barrister in 2000. Experienced in all areas of corporate and commercial law, Damian's recent focus has been on complex commercial contracts (cross industry but with particular expertise in the technology space), data protection, franchise agreements, M&A, and cross-border structuring. · Beauchamps LLP

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Partner in Beauchamps LLP's Corporate, Commercial and M&A department; joined Beauchamps in November 2018 after serving as in-house counsel for Oracle Corporation's EMEA operations. Originally qualified as a barrister in 2000, his recent focus includes complex commercial contracts (particularly in the technology sector), data protection, franchise agreements, M&A and cross-border structuring.

Practice areas

Corporate / M&ACommercial ContractsData ProtectionTechnologyIntellectual PropertyFranchisingCross-Border

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Ireland

Beauchamps LLP · Damian is a partner in Beauchamps' Corporate, Commercial and M&A department, who joined Beauchamps in November 2018 having previously worked as in-house counsel for Oracle Corporation's EMEA operations. As a result, he brings valuable insight and strategic experience, having "been the client". Damian originally qualified as a barrister in 2000. Experienced in all areas of corporate and commercial law, Damian's recent focus has been on complex commercial contracts (cross industry but with particular expertise in the technology space), data protection, franchise agreements, M&A, and cross-border structuring.

Ireland

Expertise

Technology sector (in-house experience at Oracle EMEA)Complex commercial contractsData protection / privacyFranchisingMergers & acquisitionsCross-border structuring

Education

Bachelor of Law & Accounting, University of Limerick (1998)
Degree of Barrister at Law, Honorable Society of Kings Inns (2000)
Solicitor qualification, Law Society of Ireland (2008)
Solicitor (non-practising), Law Society of England and Wales (2010)
Diploma in Technology & Intellectual Property Law, Law Society of Ireland (2017)
Executive Leadership Program, Law Society of Ireland (2018)

Admissions

Qualified Barrister (Ireland, 2000)
Solicitor, Law Society of Ireland (2008)
Solicitor (non-practising), Law Society of England and Wales (2010)
Member, Law Society of Ireland