Managing Partner, Philip Lee, features in the latest edition of Business Plus Magazine, Law Firms Who’s Who, where he outlines the firm’s management priorities for 2019. Read more here.

In a first of its kind for this country, the findings of The Philip Lee Islamic Finance Survey highlight an overwhelming desire from the Muslim community in Ireland for Islamic mortgages and other financial products.  Based on the responses, leading expert Simon O’Neill, Partner, Banking and Finance Group at Dublin law firm Philip Lee, estimates […]

Philip Lee is pleased to announce the appointment of Eimear Fitzgibbon as Partner. She joined the firm in 2006 and works in the Real Estate and Planning Department, advising both international and domestic clients. Eimear specialises in commercial property law, acting for development companies, institutional clients, funders and investors. With 16 years’ experience in the sector, […]

As published in The Irish Examiner, December 28th 2018. Employment law continues to evolve and develop with every year that passes and it’s interesting to consider the changes that are probably coming down the tracks in the new year. The issue of zero-hours contracts has attracted a great deal of attention in recent years and […]

We are pleased to announce that Partner Ronan Dunne has been appointed as the country correspondent for Ireland for the European Competition and Regulatory Law Review (CoRe). The latest edition of the CoRe journal (Volume 2 2018, Issue 4) features Ronan’s report on the revised financial thresholds for the mandatory notification of mergers and acquisitions to […]

As published in Irish Legal News, December 5th 2018. A new anthology featuring original writing from Irish authors with legal backgrounds, is being launched in Cork and Dublin over this week and next week. Proceeds of Counterparts: A Synergy of Law and Literature will go to Peter McVerry Trust. Philip Lee is delighted to support […]

As published in The Irish Times, November 13th 2018. Did you know that cars are generating data about us and our movements every day? Journalist Neil Briscoe writes about the need for GDPR protection for cars, featuring our Head of Technology, Sean McElligott. To read the full article, please click here.

As published in The Irish Examiner, November 12th 2018. Like it or loathe it, social media is a key feature of modern life. With every day that passes, we live more of our lives on the internet, says Patrick Walshe. That’s fine as far as private life goes, but what happens when an employee’s social media […]

As published in the Sunday Business Post, Sunday 4th November 2018. The topic of transgender rights and equality has come to prominence in recent years and the latest decision of the Workplace Relations Commission on the subject, handed down in last month, is the perfect example of this.   This case involved an equality claim in […]

As published in www.fora.ie on 4th November 2018. Mergers and acquisitions are a fact of life in Ireland – and a welcome reminder that the travails of the recent recession are largely behind us.  In 2018, we have seen a number of acquisitions of companies with the most prominent recent example being the takeover of […]