Lawyers in Ireland
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Peter O Brien
Partner
Dentons Ireland LLP
Peter O’Reilly
Peter specialises in property finance transactions and has extensive experience acting for financial institutions and alternative lenders in secured lending transactions including development finance and commercial property finance. Peter also advises corporate and high network clients on property aspects of secured lending transactions. Peter advises financial institutions on loan restructures and enforcement and works closely with receivers and other service providers in the realisation of secured assets. Peter also acts for corporate and investor clients in a wide variety of commercial property and property development transactions. Prior to joining Byrne Wallace Shields, Peter worked in-house for one of the country’s main financial institutions.
Byrne Wallace Shields LLP
Peter Stapleton
Peter is Regional Managing Partner EMEA of Maples and Calder, the Maples Group’s law firm. He is widely recognised as one of Ireland’s outstanding lawyers and was previously head of the firm’s industry leading Funds & Investment Management Group. He holds several senior positions on industry groups and regularly works with Irish regulatory and governmental bodies on enhancing Ireland’s legal framework and the implementation of EU laws. He is a recognised legal expert in financial services law, including ESG matters and sustainable finance initiatives, and advises some of the world’s largest managers, funds and financial institutions in that space.
Maples Group
Peter Walker
Partner
A&L Goodbody LLP
Phil Cody
Phil Cody is a partner in the firm’s Finance Group. Phil advises on a broad range of finance and financial services matters. His practice encompasses structured finance, derivatives, debt capital markets, lending transactions (domestic and cross-border, both lender and borrower), financial regulation, and transactions involving investment funds (including fund finance). Phil is a trusted adviser to many of the leading Irish and international financial institutions on Irish law matters and is a go-to Irish counsel for foreign market participants and law firms. Phil leads the firm’s derivatives and trading practice and regularly advices on derivatives, repos and securities lending matters and related netting, collateral and regulatory issues.
Arthur Cox LLP
Philip Daly
Philip Daly is a Consultant in the Byrne Wallace Shields LLP Corporate Team and Energy and Natural Resources Team. Philip's practice is primarily in the areas of Corporate and Commercial, and Energy and Natural Resources. He acts for a wide range of businesses with a particular number involved in the area of energy and natural resources. In corporate matters, Philip has acted for both buyers and sellers in transactions as well as advising on private equity funding rounds, shareholders agreements and corporate restructurings. Philip also advises a number of trade associations on their regulatory and corporate law needs. Given his significant experience and focus on the energy sector, Philip is the Head of the firm’s Energy and Natural Resources team. He advises a number of household names in the energy sector on their legal, contractual and regulatory needs.
Byrne Wallace Shields LLP
Philip Flaherty
Senior Associate
McCann FitzGerald LLP
Philip Keegan
Philip is a partner of Maples and Calder's Funds & Investment Management team in the Maples Group's Dublin office. He has extensive experience in advising on the establishment, operation and regulation of all types of investment funds, including UCITS and AIFs and related investment vehicles. He has particular expertise in the area of financial services regulation including in relation to the relocation of Brexit firms, authorisation of management companies and the Irish and EU MiFID regimes.
Maples Group
Philip Lea
Partner, Corporate and M&A
Dillon Eustace
Philip Lee
Philip is a leading expert in the area of procurement, competition, trade and construction law. Philip advises clients in relation to the largest public utilities projects in the country. His extensive PPP experience includes roads, waste, waste water and electricity PPP projects where he acts for both public and private bodies. As an expert in European and Irish competition law, Philip has used his specialist knowledge and his expertise as a litigator in a variety of sectors including the construction, health, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, transport and energy sectors.
Philip Lee LLP
Philip Lovegrove
Philip is a partner in the Asset Management Department and has been with Matheson for eighteen years. He specialises in advising on the establishment and operation of investment funds in Ireland. Philip’s experience includes advising leading international financial institutions and asset management companies on structuring and offering fund products in Ireland and particularly in relation to exchange traded funds, innovative and complex products authorised as UCITS and emerging markets products. Philip is the vice chair of the Irish Funds ETF Working Group and the Irish industry’s representative on the EFAMA ETF Task Force. He specialises in advising managers on bringing innovative ETFs to market, including smart beta, actively managed, multi asset and emerging market funds and, more generally, on complex funds which are structured using the full range of flexibilities available under the UCITS regime. He has also advised extensively on the establishment of hedge funds and alternative investment products and in relation listing Irish and foreign domiciled investment funds on the Irish Stock Exchange. He has advised clients and participated in the Irish fund industry’s implementation of the AIFMD and UCITS V and is currently advising many institutional and smaller managers on the implementation of the European Commission’s Climate Action Plan for investment funds and asset managers. Philip is one of Matheson’s Diversity and Inclusion Ambassadors and the vice chair of the firm’s Mindful Business Charter committee.
Matheson LLP
Philip Murphy
Partner
McCann FitzGerald LLP
Philip Nolan
Chair, Head of Data & Technology
Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
Philip O\'Connor
Partner
Holmes O’Malley Sexton LLP
Philip Smith
Philip Smith is a partner and specialises in Pensions Law and Charity Law. Philip holds practising certificates in both Ireland and Northern Ireland. Philip advises on all aspects of pension schemes both in advising trustees and employers on day to day administration, restructuring, funding, investment, governance, regulatory compliance, disputes, merger, amendment and in relation to corporate transactions. He is a former Chair of the Association of Pension Layers in Ireland and a Fellow of the Irish Institute of Pensions Management. As coordinating partner of Arthur Cox’s Charity Law Group, he advises on the issues affecting charitable and not-for-profit organisations and their Directors/Trustees including advice on governance, regulatory compliance investigations, Revenue aspects mergers, restructurings, cy-pres, wind-up, trust law and fundraising. He is co-author, with Professor Oonagh Breen of UCD, of the Law of Charities in Ireland.
Arthur Cox LLP
Piaras Power
Partner, Head of Banking & Financial Services
Addleshaw Goddard
Rachel Carney
Partner
Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
Rachel Halligan
Partner, Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Dillon Eustace
Rachel Hayes
Rachel is a Partner in our Technology group and is a member of the firm’s Technology, Data & Communications and Sports & Entertainment sectors. Rachel specialises in privacy & data protection matters, and by extension, the ever-evolving areas of cybersecurity, AI, data and content regulation. Rachel works closely with indigenous and multinational clients on all matters concerning data protection & privacy. Her extensive experience ranges from advising on global projects, complex data transfers, personal data breaches / cyber incidents & reputation management, regulatory investigations, individual complaints/rights requests, data subject claims/privacy litigation and general compliance matters. She is also focused on the growing video games industry within Ireland.
William Fry LLP
Rachel Kavanagh
Partner, Head of the Insurance & Risk
Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
Rachel Minch
Rachel is an experienced litigator with particular expertise in planning, environment and public law. She also advises public and private sector clients on non-contentious issues in these areas. Rachel has handled the defence of numerous judicial reviews of decisions relating to the planning and licensing of development including strategic transport, waste and energy infrastructure. She has extensive enforcement experience including criminal prosecutions in the District Court for breaches of environmental licences and planning law, injunction proceedings in the High Court seeking the remediation of unlawful waste disposal sites and general advisory work on the exercise of enforcement functions. Through her work for public authorities, Rachel has acquired in-depth knowledge of public and administrative law and the principles applicable to sound public body decision making, the conduct of investigations and appeals and the provision of access to information under FOI and AIE. She regularly advises in these areas.
Philip Lee LLP
Rachel Shanley
Rachel is a Partner in Dispute Resolution specialising in both commercial litigation and media law. In the area of commercial litigation, Rachel acts on an on-going basis on behalf of various companies and financial institutions before the High Court, to include the Commercial Division, dealing with actions for specific performance, enforcement, breach of contract and injunctions. Rachel also regularly represents clients at mediation and arbitration. In media law, Rachel has significant expertise in defamation, privacy and also in providing pre-publication advice to clients. Rachel has also been involved in several high profile media related cases to include successfully defending a client in respect of the first injunction brought under Section 33 of the Defamation Act 2009. Rachel has expertise in reputation management acting for corporate clients in addressing issues arising from social media, disaffected employees, unhappy customers, competitors, regulatory investigations, pressure groups or sensitive litigation.
Addleshaw Goddard
Ray Byrne
Ray is Partner and Head of Finance (Ireland). He specialises in finance transactions across multiple sectors. Ray regularly advises both borrowers and lenders in relation to acquisition financing, real estate financing, development financing, social housing transactions, funds finance and on a range of products across various fund sectors (including private equity funds and real estate funds). He acts for domestic and international financial institutions on syndicated and bilateral deals and for direct lenders in relation to both senior and mezzanine facilities. Ray has also acted for a number of large Irish corporates on the borrower side of financing transactions with a number of domestic financial institutions
Addleshaw Goddard
Rebecca Matthews
Partner
Flynn O'Driscoll