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Nicholas Metcalfe
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Nick is a Partner on our Corporate Governance team and advises on
complex group reorganisations, from planning to delivery, as well as providing
technical company law and corporate governance advice. In addition, Nick
provides bespoke training to boards of directors of Irish companies.
This means that Nick advises on mergers, both domestic and cross-border, capital reductions and transactions involving regulated businesses as well as on more routine matters such as directors’ duties, the conduct of general meetings and the approval and payment of dividends.
His experience in complex reorganisations and his technical expertise allow Nick to identify and analyse issues at an early stage and suggest practical and solutions to any company law issues which may arise.
Understanding that importance of balancing company law obligations with the requirements of clients’ businesses, Nick is known for finding workable solutions for his clients.
nmetcalfe@mhc.ie
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