Mr Damian Maloney > Beauchamps LLP > Dublin, Ireland > Lawyer Profile

Beauchamps LLP
RIVERSIDE 2
SIR JOHN ROGERSONS QUAY
DUBLIN 2
D02 KV60
Ireland

Work Department

Corporate and Commercial; Mergers and Acquisitions

Position

Damian is a partner in Beauchamps’ Corporate, Commercial and M&A department, who joined Beauchamps in November 2018 having previously worked as in-house counsel for Oracle Corporation’s EMEA operations. As a result, he brings valuable insight and strategic experience, having “been the client”. Damian originally qualified as a barrister in 2000.

Experienced in all areas of corporate and commercial law, Damian’s recent focus has been on complex commercial contracts (cross industry but with particular expertise in the technology space), data protection, franchise agreements, M&A, and cross-border structuring.

Memberships

  • Member of the Law Society of Ireland

Education

  • Bachelor of Law & Accounting (University of Limerick, 1998)
  • Degree of Barrister at Law (Honorable Society of Kings Inns, 2000)
  • Solicitor (Law Society of Ireland, 2008)
  • Solicitor (non-practising) (Law Society of England and Wales, 2010)
  • Diploma in Technology & Intellectual Property Law (Law Society of Ireland, 2017)
  • Executive Leadership Program (Law Society of Ireland, 2018)

Lawyer Rankings

Ireland > Information technology

Clients turn to Beauchamps LLP for advice on the full range of information technology matters, including technology contracts, GDPR compliance, data sharing arrangements, and cyber security law. The team also assists with IT due diligence and M&A transactions within the IT sector. Key members of the team include Damian Maloney, who has extensive experience of drafting and negotiating agreements relating to franchising.

Ireland > Intellectual property

The technology and intellectual property team at Beauchamps LLP advises clients on the full spectrum of intellectual property matters, including filing strategies, the commercialisation, and licensing of IP, and the management of IP portfolios. Other key services include IP-related due diligence and representing clients before the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland and the European Union Intellectual Property Office. Edward Evans brings notable expertise in supporting clients within the sports industry, focusing on licensing agreements and the safeguarding and exploitation of IP rights, while Paul Gough specialises in advising employers on the intellectual property clauses of employment contracts. Damian Maloney is another key contact.

Ireland > Data privacy and data protection

The group at Beauchamps LLP displays broad expertise spanning a range of matters, including cybersecurity and data sharing arrangements. Typically assisting national and international corporations, the team often advises on international transfer of personal data, data access requests and GDPR compliance. Maureen Daly heads the practice, advising on global data transfers and breaches, managing issues involving the DPC and Information Commission. Damian Maloney‘s primary areas of focus are data outsourcing agreements and contractual measures for protection.

Ireland > Commercial, corporate and M&A

Beauchamps LLP is perhaps best known for its strength in advising on mid-market deals, and continues to handle a high volume of transactions in the area. The department has an established client base of owner-managed businesses, private equity funds and venture capital investors. Key areas of instruction include cross-border M&A, management buyouts, restructurings and reorganisations. Shaun O’Shea heads up the practice, which includes the vastly experienced practitioner Máire Cunningham, who regularly assists Enterprise Ireland with strategic investments and disposals. Damian Maloney is singled out for his contributions. Shane Costelloe joined the team in May 2023.