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Exclusive IR Global Advisor for Corporate Law in Ireland since 2017 and committee member for Technology group

Dominic Conlon

Partner and Head of Corporate, Ogier

+353 1 639 3000

Biografía

Dominic heads up Ogier’s Corporate team in Ireland. Described as “excellent” by Legal 500, Dominic has advised many of Ireland’s largest financial institutions, corporates and technology companies. He specialises in mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate finance, venture capital and private equity, corporate restructuring, corporate governance, IT contracts, outsourcing and general commercial matters.

Areas of expertise

  • Aviation and Marine
  • Corporate
  • Employment Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS) Services
  • Energy and Natural Resources
  • Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Ireland
  • Fund Finance
  • Funds Hub
  • GDPR
  • Fondos de inversión
  • Ireland Local Legal Services
  • Legal
  • Local Legal Services
  • Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Private Equity
  • Regulatory
  • Technology and Web3

Background and experience

Dominic has worked on some of Ireland’s most interesting corporate and commercial deals over the past 30 years. He has a particular interest and expertise in advising clients in the payments space.

Dominic has more than 30 years’ experience advising both tech service providers and tech customer clients on technology matters, from simple IT contracts/software licenses to SaaS arrangements and large-scale outsourcings.

Dominic is a member of Ogier’s Technology and Web3 team and has particular expertise in the Fintech sector, having advised both financial institution technology customers on their systemically important card issuing and card acquiring contracts and arrangements and significant Fintech service providers on the development and provision of their IP, technology and services to such customers.

A graduate of Trinity College Dublin, before moving to Ogier, Dominic was a partner in the corporate department of A&L Goodbody, a leading Irish commercial firm, for eight years and then spent three years as the head of the Irish corporate department at the international firm Walkers.

Recent work:

  • The acquisition by Padraig Thornton Waste Disposal Limited, one of Ireland’s largest domestic and commercial waste processing and recycling groups of the Carducci / City Bin Group
  • All Irish-law based advices, regarding the sale by the Amryt group, of Ireland-based commercial-stage biopharmaceutical company to Chiesi Farmaceutici’s for USD1.48B
  • The sale of Glendalough Whiskey to Mark Anthony Brands International
  • The sale of Framework Computer Consultants Limited (an Irish SaaS company with subsidiaries in the UK, the US and Australia) to US private equity fund Brentwood Associates
  • The acquisition by Waterland Private Equity of a significant nursing / care home group in Ireland

“Dominic is a technically able lawyer, very hands-on, and just like many of his colleagues, very much ‘committed to solve’ individual problems rather than create them“

Legal 500, 2024

“He is very emotionally astute and charming – a genuinely funny guy who can inject humour to diffuse tense situations, but where needed, can hold a strong negotiation  position, and stand over it convincingly, when needed.”

Legal 500, 2022

“Dominic Conlon is an excellent corporate lawyer.”

Legal 500, 2022

Admitted in:
1995 – Ireland

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About Ogier

Ogier in Ireland is a full service commercial law firm, specialising in Corporate, Real Estate, Dispute Resolution, Banking and Finance and Employment and Corporate Immigration law, working with multinational businesses and major bluechip companies.

Clients include many of the Fortune 500 and Ireland’s Top 100 Companies, including the world’s leading technology providers, professional service firms and real estate businesses. The firm is ranked across its service lines in IFLR1000, Chambers Europe and Legal 500.

Ogier’s team of over ninety staff, led by 15 partners, continues to develop its offering in Ireland with a growth plan that deepens the firm’s thriving domestic capabilities and diversifies and extends its services to meet international and domestic client demand.

Our highly experienced and responsive team of experts at Ogier Global, our corporate and fiduciary division, in Ireland are able to provide a full range of corporate administration services.

Working with entities based in BVI, Cayman, Guernsey, Ireland, Jersey, Hong Kong, Luxembourg and Singapore. Our clients enjoy the benefits of being able to build long-term, personal relationships across both our legal and administration teams and working with a single service provider able to support their commercial objectives.

Our heritage

Ogier’s presence in Ireland came to market as a result of a merger with Dublin-based commercial law firm Leman Solicitors LLP in March 2022, resulting in a combined firm offering legal services to the Irish market. The original firm was established in 2007 with particular strengths in corporate, real estate, employment, financial services, dispute resolution and restructuring for Irish based clients. John Hogan, one of the founding partners, is among Ogier in Ireland’s senior team. In 2024, and for the seventh year running, the firm was named as a Great Place to Work Ireland in the Best Small Workplace category.

Traditionally, Leman Solicitors promoted bravery, excellence and humanity as its core company values, today Ogier in Ireland retains these values throughout its service and offerings, as well as many CSR and charitable activities.

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