Darragh Connell
Darragh has a charming charisma that immediately garners goodwill in court and with his opponent, which can go a long way in hard fought litigation. He has a sixth sense in knowing what will and will not run in court.'
Members of Maitland Chambers are at the forefront of developing the law in relation to cryptoassets across the UK and abroad, with barristers advising and acting as advocates in issues including ransomware attacks, fraudulent cryptocurrency trading platforms, initial coin offerings, NFTs and insolvent exchanges. In addition, the set’s expertise in cyber fraud and digital asset disputes, with Dean Armstrong KC specialising in the law relating to digital assets and the blockchain while also being able to assist clients with cyber insurance cases. Prior to her departure from the self-employed Bar to partnership at Charles Russell Speechlys LLP, Racheal Muldoon was involved in Osbourne v Persons Unknown Category A and Ors in which she secured interim injunctions for the claimant in the return of her misappropriated non-fungible tokens.
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