Arthur Cox appoints 23 across key areas
Law firm Arthur Cox has appointed 23 new senior associates and senior foreign-registered lawyers across its practice areas.
The firm said that the appointments reflected the sustained activity across its practice areas over the past year.
“These appointments recognise the high calibre of work and professionalism demonstrated by our new senior associates and senior foreign-registered lawyers across the firm,” said managing partner Geoff Moore.
The new senior associates are:
- Ian Fraser (asset management and investment funds),
- Blánaid Corrigan (capital markets),
- Bob Hughes (construction and engineering),
- Zara Carpenter (corporate and M&A),
- Cormac O’Donoghue (corporate and M&A),
- Susan O’Leary (corporate and M&A),
- Seán Farrell (debt finance),
- Darragh Fitzpatrick (debt finance),
- Sonam Gaitonde (employment),
- Katie Rooney (employment),
- Gillian Carragher (energy and infrastructure),
- Sarah Rogers (environment and planning),
- Laura Twomey (financial regulation),
- Clíodhna Golden (litigation, dispute resolution, and investigations),
- Leah O’Mahony (litigation, dispute resolution, and investigations),
- William Hurley (real estate),
- Rachel Coyle (tax),
- Ruth O’Sullivan (tax),
- Lorraine Sheridan (technology and innovation), and
- Vivian Spies (technology and innovation).
The new senior foreign-registered lawyers are:
- Daniel Goldblatt (corporate and M&A),
- Nila Norbu (litigation, dispute resolution, and investigations), and
- Lucy Robinson (technology and innovation).