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James is a Partner on our Dispute Resolution team. He advises on all aspects of commercial dispute resolution (including alternative dispute resolution) and has a particular focus on the law of corporate restructuring and insolvency.
James has significant experience in high-value and complex disputes across a broad range of industry sectors. He specialises in contractual, shareholder, financial services, debt recovery and enforcement disputes, and his clients comprise financial institutions, corporates, private equity funds and shareholders.
James also regularly acts for insolvency practitioners, companies and creditors in relation to solvency issues and in formal insolvency processes including receivership, liquidation, examinership, SCARP and related litigation. He regularly advises directors in relation to their fiduciary duties.
He is also experienced in high value, complex, and multi-jurisdictional commercial litigation arising from supply chain disputes, shareholder disputes, professional negligence and civil fraud.
jmorrin@mhc.ie
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