Advisers include Matheson, Freshfields, Wachtell, Clifford Chance, Cravath and Paul Weiss | 2w
Advisers include Matheson, Freshfields, Wachtell, Clifford Chance, Cravath and Paul Weiss | 2w
Deal adds 10 lawyers to Clark Hill’s Dublin office, its third local tie-up since 2019 | 1mo
Ciara Burke has remit to grow data protection and privacy practice amid uptick in regulation | 1mo
Deal sees Europe’s largest business newspaper publisher enter Irish market | 2mos
Cash deal sees Irish heavyweight Matheson and Portugal’s Morais Leitão also called in | 3mos
London IP powerhouse launches first international base to capitalise on EU's new Unified Patent Court | 3mos
Employers are not fully adhering to ESG-related employment legislation and guidance, write William Fry lawyers Catherine O'Flynn and Eimear O'Leary | 5mos
Senior lawyers join from Addleshaw Goddard and DWF as post-Brexit Irish legal market activity continues | 6mos
Dublin stalwart posts 8% rise in revenue as Irish firms increasingly compete with international heavyweights on their home turf | 8mos
Partners join from Pinsent Masons, Dillon Eustace and Maples & Calder to launch US firm’s ninth European office | 8mos
Will Carmody to take over after Declan Black's nine years at the helm that saw Irish firm double revenue and headcount | 9mos
Pinsents also confirms departure of second founding partner, reportedly for K&L Gates’ own launch in the city | 10mos
Derivan is only the sixth woman to be elevated to the post, replacing Michelle Ní Longáin | 10mos
Temple Lang also previously worked at the European Commission and was a ‘heavyweight’ of EU competition law | 10mos
Matthew Cahill is the second banking and finance lawyer to join from William Fry this month | 11mos
Siobhan Carlin is the latest in a series of lateral hires by the global giant in Ireland from top local firms | 1yr
Eimear O’Brien, who also previously worked for Hogan Lovells in London, rejoins as a partner | 1yr
Commercial litigator Jamie Olden replaces Richard Martin who led firm for a decade | 1yr
Top Irish politician said judges were being deliberately used to legitimise regime | 1yr
Karyn Harty will join as the firm’s new head of litigation for Ireland in late September | 1yr