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Finnian is a Senior Associate in our Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department. He acts in commercial disputes and regulatory investigations in the areas of data protection, financial services and healthcare regulation.
Finnian has particular experience acting in regulatory investigations for both regulators and regulated entities. He has acted for and advised clients in financial services litigation, commercial disputes, judicial review proceedings and statutory appeals. Finnian regularly acts for clients in the Commercial Court, High Court, Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.
Finnian also advises on all aspects of litigation and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms in Ireland. He has extensive experience in litigating all forms of disputes before the High Court, including commercial disputes, construction/property disputes, technology disputes, defamation and procurement challenges.
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