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Dentons appoints Karyn Harty as Head of Litigation
Karyn Harty has been appointed as the Head of Litigation in Denton's Ireland office. She previously worked with McCann FitzGerald.
Karyn has extensive expertise in advising her clients on complex commercial disputes and regulatory and criminal investigations work in the domestic Irish market and internationally, joining Dentons' highly rated Global Disputes and Investigations team. Additionally, Karyn is best known for her expertise in asset recovery, white-collar defence, eDiscovery and legal innovation Karyn's experience encompasses cross-border disputes across multiple sectors most notably media and financial services. She is a member of the Sedona Conference WG6 and chair of the WG6 EU Developments Committee, a committee member of the steering group of the International Fraud Group and co-chairs the International Enforcement of Judgements and Awards.
UK, Ireland and Middle East CEO Paul Jarvis comments, 'Karyn joining us demonstrates just what Dentons is capable of and our ability to quickly disrupt legal markets with our high-quality teams and international capability. She is an outstanding talent and brings a wealth of experience to our leading Disputes and Investigations team and even more clout and dynamism to our profile as the premium international firm in the Irish market.
Ireland Managing Partner Eavan Saunders adds, 'I am absolutely thrilled to have Karyn join us. We are building an A-list team in Dublin and we think it's a great endorsement of the Firm's strategy that someone of Karyn's calibre wants to be part of our project to reimagine what it means to be a premium law firm in Ireland. Gareth Steen has already done stellar work to build our profile and clients in the contentious space and the addition of Karyn to that team will undoubtedly accelerate the development of our disputes practice.
UK Head of Disputes Louisa Caswell comments: 'Karyn is such an outstanding lawyer. I'm incredibly pleased she's joining up with our existing team of talented disputes lawyers, including regulatory and investigations partners Katharine Harle and Chris Brennan, as we cement our position as the go-to firm for complex domestic and cross-border disputes and investigations for Dentons' growing global corporate client base.'