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Ronan Daly Jermyn has relocated its Dublin office to The Exchange at the IFSC.

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Brexit: The Impact

It is imperative that businesses begin preparing for Brexit, consider how Brexit will impact their business and take steps to minimise those impacts.

Cyber Essentials

Our multidisciplinary Cyber and Data Protection Team have significant technology, privacy, regulatory, media, employment and dispute resolution expertise and offer a sophisticated approach to data protection, compliance and data breach notication.

Irish Law Firm of the year

Ronan Daly Jermyn was named IrIsh law Firm of the Year and Banking, Finance / Restructuring & Insolvency Law Firm of the Year at the AIB Private Banking Irish Law Awards

Committed to information security

Ronan Daly Jermyn has been awarded ISO 27001 Certification, the most widely recognised international standard for information security.

" Superb service, with people who are extremely competent in their fields of expertise "

Chambers Europe

" What I look for is attention to detail, speed and quality of advice - this firm excels in every area "

Chambers Europe

" has the interests of the client at the heart of their advice "

The Legal 500

" experienced, efficient and switched on "

The Legal 500

Insights

Healthcare

New Pre-Action Protocol for Clinical Negligence Disputes: What we can Expect

Employment Law

Bullying in the Workplace: How Do I Handle It?

Brexit

Counting down to Brexit

Childcare

High Court determines that a child protection referral is protected by qualified privilege

Employment Law

Ten things employers need to know about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Healthcare

The Civil Liability (Amendment) Bill 2017- Open Disclosure; If You Please

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Statute of Limitations in property damage claims: The implications

Tax

Section 30 Finance Act 2017: Further restrictions on CGT relief

Cyber and Data Protection

Key Takeaways from the Data Protection Commissioner’s 2017 Annual Report

Media Law

Eighth Amendment: Reporting restrictions on media coverage of referenda in Ireland

About Us

Ronan Daly Jermyn is a top 10 Irish law firm. With offices in Cork, Dublin, Galway and London, the firm currently employs over 240 people. Our unique national footprint is further bolstered by our strategic alliance with UK, US and Northern Ireland law firms, allowing us to offer a multi-jurisdictional service across Europe, the US and Asia.

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News

The Legal 500 recognises RDJ lawyers and practices

Ronan Daly Jermyn are pleased to have been named a leader in 14 practice areas, with 26 lawyers recommended, in the 2018 edition of The Legal 500 Europe, Middle East and Africa, released this week.

RDJ and Willis Towers Watson co-host GDPR seminar in Galway.

RDJ and Willis Towers Watson co-host GDPR seminar with keynote speaker Seamus Carroll, Head of Data Protection at the Department of Justice and Equality.

Business Plus - Law Firms Who's Who 2018

RDJ Managing Partner, Richard Martin, talks with Business Plus magazine about the firm’s growth, Brexit, and the Irish economy.

Ronan Daly Jermyn to invest €8.3 million in Dublin expansion plan

RDJ will invest €8.3 million as part of an expansion plan in Ireland. The firm will expand its Dublin base with a new office on George’s Dock and add 25 new people to the firm over the next two years.

Chambers Europe Ranks Ronan Daly Jermyn Highly in 2018 Guide

Chambers and Partners, publishers of guides to law firms, has ranked Ronan Daly Jermyn highly in its Chambers Europe 2018 edition. The firm has been named a leader in 13 practice areas, with 12 lawyers recognised as leaders in their fields.

Ronan Daly Jermyn moves its Dublin office to The Exchange in Dublin's IFSC

In a move to accommodate a rapidly expanding staff and need for additional space, Ronan Daly Jermyn has relocated its Dublin offices to the new Exchange building in the IFSC.