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03 December 2025Publication
A strong year of Irish M&A
International law firm Simmons & Simmons acted as lead counsel on several of the most high-profile Irish deals in 2025.
Our corporate team has extensive experience advising on large-scale and complex corporate reorganisations, including within a regulated environment. We have particular experience across our focus sectors: Asset Management and Investment Funds, Financial Institutions, TMT, and Healthcare and Life Sciences.
We offer a cohesive service that encompasses the full suite of legal services required to support companies in their reorganisation, including financial services regulatory, tax, employment and employee incentives, real estate and finance.
Market Recognition
"The Simmons & Simmons team work seamlessly together and handle all matters calmly and professionally. They are true representatives of their client."
"The advice we receive from the Simmons & Simmons team is pragmatic and commercial while still remaining thorough. They respond quickly and efficiently when unexpected issues come up."
Chambers UK 2025, Corporate M&A
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