Taylor Wessing

Taylor Wessing Ireland has appointed Patricia McCarvill as the firm's first dedicated tax partner. Ms McCarvill, who previously co-founded the tax practice at Simmons & Simmons' Dublin office, joins the firm from 15 April 2024 and will establish its new tax practice.

Taylor Wessing advised on the €11 million sale of Dowth Hall Estate to the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, the highest-value country home sale in Ireland last year. Dowth Hall Estate sits on 552 acres in Drogheda and was sold by Devenish Nutrition Ltd to the National

International law firm Taylor Wessing has appointed experienced litigator Ryan Ferry as a partner in the firm's Dublin office. Mr Ferry will join the firm from Arthur Cox later this month and serve as disputes and investigations lead for Ireland, where Taylor Wessing has had a presence since 2021.

Our regular round-up of deals involving Irish law firms. Submit your deals to newsdesk@irishlegal.com. Amgen Inc. has completed its $27.5 billion acquisition of Dublin-based global biotechnology company Horizon Therapeutics plc in one of the largest transactions of the year.

International law firm Taylor Wessing has reported revenue of €514 million in 2022/23, breaking the €500 million threshold for the first time. The London-headquartered firm opened an office in Dublin in September 2021 which, in the last 12 months, moved to larger premises and attracted thr

International law firm Taylor Wessing has appointed Libby Garvey and Órlaith Molloy as its newest partners in Ireland, expanding its specialist finance and real estate offering. Ms Garvey, former head of finance and projects at Addleshaw Goddard, specialises in acting for Irish and internatio

Taylor Wessing has announced a new partnership with AwakenHub, a social enterprise supporting thousands of women founders throughout the island of Ireland. The development brings together a global law firm with a focus on supporting the success and scale-up of early-stage businesses, and a multi-sec

International law firm Taylor Wessing has recruited corporate finance and M&A specialists Paddy Quinlan and Dannie Hanna to its Dublin office. Mr Quinlan joins the firm as a partner from Maples and Calder, bringing over 20 years' experience as a specialist corporate finance and M&A lawyer.

Our regular round-up of deals involving Northern Ireland law firms. Submit your deals to newsdesk@irishlegal.com. Sonraí Analytics, a Belfast-based medtech firm, has secured funding from New York venture firm Eckuity.

Rachel Mc Causland of Taylor Wessing Ireland examines the pitfalls of celebrities endorsing financial products. Kim Kardashian was recently charged by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for advertising a crypto asset on Instagram without disclosing that she was being paid $250,000 by th

When global law firm Taylor Wessing opened its first Irish office in Dublin just over a year ago, it had strategic growth plans to support international technology and life sciences sector organisations with its own specialist advice. Its base in a Georgian townhouse in the city’s Ely Place by

A call for the Irish government to introduce an opportunity for new payments into pension schemes to invest a small percentage of funds into indigenous enterprises has been backed by global law firm Taylor Wessing. The firm — which established an office in Dublin last year — has endorsed

Taylor Wessing, the global law firm which expanded into Dublin last September, has reported a 13 per cent increase in revenue to total €497.5 million. The firm's financial results for the 2022 fiscal year marks its fourth consecutive year of record international revenues, with the last 12 month

Global law firm Taylor Wessing has published an information guide for Ukrainian refugees arriving in Ireland. The guide, available from the firm's website, includes legal and practical information on visas, transportation, employment rights and healthcare.

International law firm Taylor Wessing has formally opened its doors in Dublin, its 29th office worldwide. The firm announced plans to open in Ireland earlier this year, joining firms like Cadwalader, Hogan Lovells, Ashurts and Linklaters.