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Jeremy Erwin

Jeremy is a partner in the Commercial & Business team. He practises predominately in insolvency, commercial litigation and dispute resolution, acting for a variety of companies and financial institutions in contract law cases and enforcement and recovery actions in the High Court. He also advises clients in high value complex Commercial Court proceedings. Jeremy also specialises in intellectual property matters, including the advising global clients on registration and protection of trade marks and related rights in Ireland and Europe. He has also advised extensively on trade mark disputes before the Irish Courts including one of the most recent leading intellectual property cases in Ireland, and disputes before the EU trade mark body. Jeremy also advises clients on a wide range of commercial and business law matters in particular company law obligations, and company law enforcement. · Hayes Solicitors LLP

IrelandInsolvency & Restructuring, Commercial Litigation

About

Partner in the Commercial & Business team at Hayes Solicitors LLP who practises predominantly in insolvency, commercial litigation and dispute resolution, acting for companies and financial institutions in contract law cases, enforcement and recovery actions and high-value Commercial Court proceedings. He also specialises in intellectual property—particularly trade marks in Ireland and Europe—and advises on company law obligations and enforcement.

Practice areas

Insolvency & RestructuringCommercial LitigationDispute ResolutionIntellectual PropertyCorporate / CommercialEnforcement & Recovery

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Expertise

Trade MarksInsolvency ProceedingsEnforcement & Recovery ActionsHigh-value Commercial Court ProceedingsCompany Law EnforcementActing for Financial Institutions

Education

  • Master of Arts in Politics, The University of Aberdeen
  • Higher Diploma in Legal Studies, Portobello College, Dublin
  • Professional qualification as a solicitor, Law Society of Ireland (2012)

Admissions

  • Solicitor, Law Society of Ireland (2012)