Dillon Eustace is a leader in financial services litigation, including cases involving investment funds and banks. The firm also has an established presence in shareholder disputes, fraud cases, regulatory matters and investigations, insurance coverage disputes and personal injury. Head of department John Doyle is hugely experienced in commercial disputes, as are Peter Bredin and John O’Riordan, along with David Kavanagh, who is noted for media and defamation cases.
Testimonials
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‘We have found the service provided to be excellent and Peter Bredin was very much hands-on, which is what we required given the sensitivity of the situation.’
‘Peter Bredin was excellent in his support and this helped our volunteer directors to feel that they could rely on his judgement and expertise in the matters involved.’
‘Peter Bredin was the partner who managed a dispute resolution for us. He not only did the disciplined legal work, but was also attentive and listened to our desires and approaches. He advised us well with barristers and was realistic in his guidance. People don’t know how to go through these things and it’s really valuable for a client.’
Key clients
- David Kelly
- Graiguearidda Limited
- Amaranthine Parnters I, LLC
- Principal Logistics Technologies
- Waystone
- KPMG
- Balbec Capital
- Pepper Finance Corporation (Ireland) DAC
- Global Underwriting
- CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang
- DID Electrical
- AIB
- Zurich
- Starr Insurance
- Gradual Investments Limited
- Deloitte
- RSA
- Travelers
- AXA
- National Asset Management Agency
- Sunday Business Post
- Motor Insurers Bureau of Ireland
- Havbell DAC
- Irish Daily Mail / Irish Mail on Sunday
- American Airlines
- Securispeed
- Fighting Blindness
- Grant Thornton
Work highlights
- Acted for a shareholder and former director of Web Summit, David Kelly, in a series of high-profile disputes before the Irish Commercial court against both Web Summit and another shareholder in Web Summit.
- Acted for Principal Logistics Technologies in Commercial Court proceedings seeking damages for breaches of warranties.
- Acted for an aircraft leasing company in obtaining recognition in the Irish Courts of a several-$100m judgment of the Courts of New York, including securing a pre- and post-judgment mareva injunction and the appointment of a receiver to preserve assets.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Paul Breen