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Brian Murphy
Mr. Murphy is a corporate partner resident in the New York office. He has represented financial institutions and businesses in a wide variety of financing transactions, with a focus on those involving the senior component of the issuer's capital structure (both secured and unsecured). He represents financial institutions in the structuring, documenting, negotiating and closing of senior secured credit facilities for sponsored acquisitions and other leveraged buyouts, recapitalizations and spinoffs, and senior syndicated loans to large corporate and middle-market borrowers.
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP
Brian Noble
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Brian O\'Malley
Partner
A&L Goodbody LLP
Brian O\'Rourke
Brian is a partner in our Real Estate Group and advises on all aspects of commercial real estate (CRE), with a particular focus on the hospitality, energy, office and residential (including BTR/PRS) sectors. Brian has extensive experience on all manner of transactions, including: investment, development, finance, asset management and corporate (M&A) deals. His clients include private equity firms, corporates, family offices, lenders and state bodies.
Arthur Cox LLP
Brian O’Callaghan
Brian O’Callaghan is a Partner and co-head of William Fry’s Real Estate Department as well as being responsible for leading our Cork Office. He has experience of advising on landlord and tenant disputes such as enforcement and interpretation of lease covenants, property related insolvency, disputes over joint venture agreements as well as sale and purchase disputes. He also has vast experience in property finance and property based lending, retail and office leasing for landlords and tenants and investment acquisitions and disposals.
William Fry LLP
Brian O’Halloran
Brian is a Partner, practising as part of the Real Estate Team. He has considerable experience advising clients on all aspects of property law. Brian has successfully guided a number of clients through all stages of property development from the accumulation of sites, through planning, to setting up schemes for management and sale of residential, commercial and retail units. He also advises investors, lending institutions, and receivers in relation to commercial property transactions with a particular emphasis on housing developments. Brian specialises in advising a number of Local Authorities on property matters particularly regarding the large scale acquisition of lands for public projects and recently acted in several schemes to facilitate construction of the national motorway network. He also advises investor clients regarding the acquisition and disposal of commercial property and associated financing. motorway network. Brian also advises investor clients regarding the acquisition and disposal of commercial property and associated financing.
RDJ LLP
Brian Quigley
Partner
McCann FitzGerald LLP
Brian Quinn
Brian is a Partner, practising as part of the firm’s Banking and Finance team. He advises both Irish and international financial institutions and borrowers in relation to a large range of domestic and cross-border corporate finance transactions including leveraged acquisition finance, development finance, debt restructuring and refinancing, senior and mezzanine financing and capital markets transactions. Brian strives to achieve the best outcome for his clients by partnering with them to find simple solutions to complex problems. Before joining RDJ, Brian qualified into the banking and finance group of another top-tier Irish law firm in 2013, Brian spent a number of years working in the leveraged finance team of the London office of a leading US law firm before returning to Ireland.
RDJ LLP
Brian Vuong
Director
Kain Lawyers
Brigitte Goulard
Co-head of Torys’ Consumer Protection practice and Fintech group, Brigitte has more than 30 years of experience working in the financial services industry, including the banking, insurance and financial cooperative sectors. With roles ranging from general counsel and policy management to serving as the Deputy Commissioner of the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada for nearly five years, Brigitte has deep knowledge of the legislative framework applicable to financial institutions in Canada, with a particular emphasis on consumer protection matters. Brigitte’s role as the former Deputy Commissioner of the FCAC and her extensive work in public policy and advocacy with various associations gives her significant insight and knowledge in legislative and regulatory processes, as well as in the workings of government in general, and in legislative lobbying requirements in Canada.
Torys
Brigitte Umbach-Spahn
Brigitte Umbach-Spahn is a partner on the Insolvency and Restructuring team and head of the team. She advises creditors and debtors in national and cross-border restructuring and insolvency cases and represents clients in court in insolvency matters. She also acts as administrator/liquidator in complex insolvency proceedings and serves as a member of creditor committees. Brigitte Umbach-Spahn has been appointed by FINMA as an investigating agent for banks and financial institutions. Brigitte Umbach-Spahn is past co-chair of the IBA Insolvency Section and since 2019 member of the advisory board of the IBA Insolvency Section. She regularly speaks at national and international conferences and publishes on topics relating to insolvency law.
Wenger Plattner
Brittany Cummings
Senior Associate
Appleby
Bruce Lincoln
Bruce has experience of a wide range of contentious areas including insolvency, banking and professional negligence, specialising in particular in contentious trusts work. In addition to hostile trust litigation, Bruce also regularly advises trustees and beneficiaries on issues arising in the course of the administration of trust structures (both contested and non-contested). Highlight deals: Bruce was part of the team acting for the trustee on the Internine/Alhamrani litigation and acted for the private trust company defendant in the Walker litigation. What the directories say: Bruce ‘attracts glowing praise for his handling of contentious work…', '… is the future in the heavy contentious trust litigation in Jersey ...' and '… one of the best lawyers in the next generation' (Chambers UK, 2016); ‘is a bright guy. He pays great attention to detail and he is effective' (Chambers UK, 2015); ''the first port of call' for complex trusts work' (Who's Who Legal, 2015); is listed as a Prominent Figure for Contentious Trusts in the Citywealth Leading Lawyers List 2015 and a notable practitioner in Chambers UK, 2015.
Mourant
Bruno Balduccini
Partner.
Pinheiro Neto Advogados
Bruno Chedid
Partner
Mattos Filho
Bruno Duquesne
Partner
CMS
Bruno Ferreira
Managing Partner
PLMJ
Bruno Lardosa
Partner
Pinheiro Guimarães
Bruno Lebrun
Partner
Janson
Bruno Lunghi
Partner
De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés
Bruno Massis
Partner
Lefosse Advogados
Bruno Mendes
Associate
Basch & Rameh
Bruno Pineda-Cordero
Partner
Pérez Bustamante & Ponce
Bruno Quentin
Bruno Quentin is a partner in Gide's Litigation team in Paris. His areas of expertise cover pre-litigation and litigation activities, as well as business criminal law and commercial litigation. He assists both corporate entities and individuals before all criminal, civil and commercial courts and before financial regulators. He assists his clients in mediations organised to settle complex, high-stakes disputes. He also advises on criminal tax law and anti-corruption (setting up anti-corruption programmes, risk analysis, internal investigations), and on adapting companies to the duty of care. He handles cases involving stock market litigation, company law, banking and finance, liability and press law. He has also defended the interests of individuals implicated in the exercise of their public and political functions (ministers before the Court of Justice of the Republic, members of Parliament, presidents of local authorities). Bruno was admitted to the Paris Bar in 1995.
Gide Loyrette Nouel