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Michelmores—Dearbhla Quigley

05 February 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Partner joins corporate and capital markets team in London

Dearbhla Quigley has joined national law firm Michelmores LLP as a partner in its expanding corporate and capital markets team in London.

Dearbhla has over 25 years of experience specialising in UK and cross-border M&A, equity capital markets and investment transactions. She advises companies at all stages of the business cycle in the technology, natural resources, renewable energy and healthcare sectors. Dearbhla has significant expertise advising on M&A and other corporate transactions that involve an international element.

Michelmores’ award-winning corporate team of specialist lawyers advises clients across the UK, US and beyond – on capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, equity fundraisings, management buyouts, impact investing, energy projects, microfinance initiatives and more.

Ian Binnie, head of capital markets at Michelmores, commented: 'We’re thrilled that Dearbhla has joined our Corporate team in London as part of our Destination 2030 strategy. She brings an incredible depth of knowledge to Michelmores, across a broad range of industries, and her track record of advising on M&A, capital markets and cross-border mandates is a great addition for supporting our clients.'

Dearbhla Quigley added: 'I am delighted to join Michelmores’ Corporate team at this exciting time of growth for the team and the wider firm.  The culture, client experience, and commercial approach at Michelmores are a perfect fit for my practice. I look forward to working alongside Ian Binnie and the wider team to help deliver on the impressive expansion plans for the firm.'

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