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Richard is a Senior Associate with our Insurance and Risk team. He acts in the defence of employer liability, public liability, product lability, and data protection defence litigation claims. He specialises in acting for insurers or self-insured clients in the defence of class action type claims. He has extensive experience in acting for clients before the High Court, Court of Appeal and Commercial Court.
Richard has worked on delivering large scale technology assisted discovery projects. He works with clients, and third-party consultants, through each stage of the discovery process from identifying data custodians, to managing review teams.
Prior to joining the insurance and risk team, Richard worked in commercial litigation advising a range of commercial clients and state bodies on contract disputes, trustee disputes, shareholder disputes and partnership disputes.
richardhogan@mhc.ie
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