The of counsel role is reserved for senior lawyers with deep expertise, who support clients on specialised and complex matters.

Ms Lundy’s appointment enhances the business law firm’s capacity to guide clients through intensifying EU regulatory reforms.

She advises across highly regulated industries, with particular strength and experience in medical devices, pharmaceuticals, food, and consumer products including cosmetics.

She has deep expertise in managing large-scale, multi-jurisdictional product launches, pan-EU corrective actions and recalls, litigating enforcement action from regulators and supporting transactions involving regulated goods.

Her work spans the full product cycle, from R&D and marketing and labelling requirements to corrective action, regulatory investigations and litigation.

Ms Lundy, who will work out of the firm’s London office, is also qualified as a solicitor advocate in England and Wales and has experience representing companies under investigation or prosecution by regulators.

She is a member of the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society and the International Association of Young Lawyers.

Michaela Herron, head of the life sciences and product teams at Mason Hayes & Curran, said: “Businesses face mounting regulatory pressure, from stricter product liability rules to new packaging and sustainability obligations.

“Anna’s appointment further strengthens our team’s depth and ability to help clients respond to these reforms, manage risk across multiple markets, and maintain momentum in bringing innovative products to consumers.”

Commenting on her appointment, Ms Lundy said: “Companies are grappling with an unprecedented wave of EU regulation that brings real compliance and litigation risks.

“I look forward to working with clients to address these challenges and support them in bringing products to market with confidence.”