Dáire McMullin

Dáire is an Associate in the Disputes & Investigations team in London. He advises clients across a broad range of complex commercial disputes, with particular experience in defamation, public law, competition, and cross-border arbitration.

Dáire regularly advises clients on high-value and multi-jurisdictional disputes across sectors including technology, pharmaceuticals, and financial services. He has acted in significant litigation and arbitration matters, including multi-billion-pound disputes, investigations by competition authorities, and high-profile defamation cases involving multinational corporations.

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Since 2024 Associate, Taylor Wessing LLP

2020-2024 Trainee Solicitor and Associate, Arthur Cox LLP

2019-2020 Judicial Assistant to the High Court of Ireland

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Since 2024 Associate, Taylor Wessing LLP

2020-2024 Trainee Solicitor and Associate, Arthur Cox LLP

2019-2020 Judicial Assistant to the High Court of Ireland

Ausbildung

2024 Admitted as a solicitor in England and Wales

2023 Admitted as a solicitor in Ireland

2017 LL.B , Trinity College Dublin

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Defamation 2.0: How Ireland is reshaping reputation litigation – overview of the amendments

17. Februar 2026

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High court rejects CNN’S application to stay defamation proceedings on forum non conveniens grounds

18. Februar 2025

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Dáire McMullin

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Defamation 2.0: How Ireland is reshaping reputation litigation – overview of the amendments

Dáire McMullin

Expertise

Rechtsgebiete und Gruppen

CV

Karriere

Ausbildung

News & Insights: Dáire McMullin

Defamation 2.0: How Ireland is reshaping reputation litigation – overview of the amendments

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