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Matheson's London office acts for internationally-focused companies and financial institutions doing business in and from Ireland. Sharon Daly heads the London office, taking over from Liam Quirke, who relocated to the firm's Dublin office, in July 2019. Daly, who focuses on commercial litigation, also heads the firm's Brexit group. Corporate law partner Éanna Mellett left for DLA Piper.

Practice head(s):Liam Quirke

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