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Laura Herangi
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Laura is a Partner in our Dispute Resolution team and is Head of our Data Solutions Group.
Laura has significant experience in the end-to-end management of all aspects of document review projects including Regulatory Investigations, High Court and Commercial Court discovery projects as well as Data Access Requests.
Laura has advised clients in the management of large-scale discovery projects in high-profile regulatory investigations and civil disputes for professional services firm and financial institutions. Laura advises clients on all aspects of document preservation, filtering and production and in the use of AI to identify evidence and adopt the most efficient approach to document reviews. Laura has advised clients extensively in the use of AI in both civil disputes and criminal investigations as well as in the context of Data Access Requests.
Laura has over 15 years of experience as a commercial litigator dealing with complex, high-profile cases in the Irish Commercial Court including professional negligence claims, contractual disputes and product liability claims.
lherangi@mhc.ie
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If I’m having a conversation with someone, can I legally record it in Ireland without their consent?
I’ve recently lost my job. Am I entitled to any benefits or financial support from the government in Ireland?
I’m renting an apartment in Dublin. What are my rights in terms of repairs, rent increases, and eviction?
I believe I’m being discriminated against at work because of my gender. What are my legal rights in Ireland, and how can I take action?
If I receive a fine for something I didn’t do, what steps can I take to contest it legally?
What rights do I have regarding property and custody during a divorce in Ireland? How do Irish courts decide on child custody and asset distribution?
If my business partner and I are having disagreements, what are my options for resolving a dispute? Should I go to court or is there another way?
If I believe a will is unfair or was made under pressure, can I challenge it in Ireland?