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A Consulting Partner in our Public, Regulatory & Investigations team, Aoiffe helps public bodies to comply with public and administrative law requirements, with a particular focus on statutory interpretation, freedom of information, regulatory investigations and governance.
Aoiffe has specialised in public and regulatory law for over fourteen years. Aoiffe regularly works with clients providing strategic advice on key compliance and governance issues and the implementation of policies and procedures. Aoiffe has represented statutory bodies in judicial reviews and other public law litigation in the High Court and Supreme Court.
The regulatory landscape is constantly changing and evolving. Aoiffe recognises the challenges faced by public and private bodies and works to ensure that her clients are well briefed about what is coming down the tracks. Aoiffe has been described as an expert in freedom of information law and has been commended by clients for her quality of support and excellent level of work.
amoran@mhc.ie
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