RDJ Healthcare

Confidence in your choice of legal partner is paramount in every industry and particularly so in healthcare.

COVID-19: RDJ Business Response

Our Business Response team are here to help with the immediate challenges of establishing a safe and secure workplace, adapting to the new business landscape, balancing growth and access to capital, and navigating the road ahead to build a more resilient future.

More than law

More than just legal partners. We are connectors, business advisors and your first port of call when you need trusted advice.

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 notification.

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Chambers Europe

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Chambers Europe

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

The Legal 500

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The Legal 500

Insights

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Court confirms jurisdiction to extend time in defamation proceedings retrospectively

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

The Central Bank of Ireland Report on the financial conditions of Credit Unions, 2020 - Credit Unions show resilience in 2020 but challenges lay ahead

Regulatory

Ireland seems perfectly positioned to cultivate a thriving FinTech sector

Cyber and Data Protection

Regulating the Internet, at Last? The Digital Markets Act and the Digital Services Act

Brexit

Road Ahead for Financial Services Post-Brexit is Still Unclear

Betting and Gaming

Attempts to Reform Gaming Laws in Ireland

Cyber and Data Protection

International Data Transfers Post Schrems II: A Dance of Six Steps

Regulatory

EBA Opinion signals a shift to greater consistency on assessment of AML and CFT in banking

Employment Law

Government Publishes Revised Workplace Protocol

Betting and Gaming

Betting and Gaming in Ireland: An Overview of Recent Legislative Reforms

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 250 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

Brown & Brown, Inc. Enters into Agreement to acquire O’Leary Insurances

Brown & Brown Inc. (NYSE: BRO) has entered into an agreement to acquire the general insurance operating companies of O’Leary Insurances (OLI). RDJ is advising OLI on the transaction, which is expected to close in January 2021.

Phenna Group Invests In Advanced Safety Management Limited

RDJ advised the shareholders of Advanced Safety Management Limited (ASM) on an investment by Phenna Group.

Pro Bono Pledge Ireland

RDJ is delighted to join ‘Pro Bono Pledge Ireland’, the first collaborative effort in Ireland to articulate the shared professional responsibility of lawyers to promote access to justice and provide pro bono legal assistance to those in need.

Medtech start-up Venari Medical secures €4.5 million investment

Galway-based medtech company Venari Medical has raised €4.5 million in funding to accelerate the developing of its BioVena device for the treatment of chronic venous disease (CVD).

Watching the watchdog

RDJ Regulatory Partner, Dr.Brian Hunt's article in The Currency examines what the fines and enforcements data tells us about the Central Bank’s focus.

RDJ advises Solvotrin Therapeutics on €6.7m financing

RDJ advised Solvotrin Therapeutics on its recent €6.7m financing by London-based RAB Capital and existing investor Elkstone Ventures.