Eversheds Sutherland has a significant focus on dispute resolution matters and fields a large team with a variety of specialisms. It has continued to grow its presence in risk management and regulatory investigations, advising a range of corporates and financial services firms, with dispute resolution department head Pamela O’Neill and senior figure Stephen Barry to the fore. The firm remains active in Commercial Court cases and is noted for its expertise in public and administrative law, healthcare and insurance defence work; Emma Meagher has joined as a consultant to reinforce the healthcare litigation area, particularly medical negligence. Eoin MacAodha is noted for regulatory matters and investigations, along with public administrative law and white-collar crime. Dermot McEvoy, Norman Fitzgerald and Stephen Barry are also highly rated by clients.
Testimonials
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‘Dermot McEvoy and Eoghan Flynn from Eversheds bring a unique blend of expertise and client-centric focus to their practice. Dermot, as a dedicated partner, plays a pivotal role in setting their practice apart. His unwavering commitment to clients is evident through his deep knowledge of cases and proactive team management. One of the practice's key strengths is Dermot's hands-on approach. He closely monitors and follows every aspect of the case, ensuring that no detail is overlooked. This attention to detail provides clients with a sense of security, knowing that their legal matters are in capable hands. In terms of innovation, Dermot and Eoghan have introduced several forward-thinking approaches to their practice. They have leveraged technology to enhance collaboration, making communication more efficient and transparent. Additionally, their commitment to diversity and inclusion ensures a broad range of perspectives and talents within the team, enriching the quality of service provided.'
‘Eversheds bring their expertise and skills to the fore in a client-friendly and easy-to-understand manner. From the outset, they set out to identify the issues (in our group of companies case these have been complex and multi jurisdictional), set out a strategy and keep the client informed vis a vis execution.’
Key clients
- AIB
- AIG
Work highlights
- Acted for National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI) as a co-defendant in the primary cases being pursued regarding the mica/defective blocks issues in Co. Donegal.
- Acted for RGRE Grafton Limited in proceedings concerning a dispute over the ownership of six stained glass windows, valued at in excess of €2m.