Ms Jennifer Fay has been appointed as Partner in Charge at international law firm Clark Hill’s Irish office.
Ms Fay, who was previously Deputy Member in Charge for Clark Hill’s Dublin office, will lead the firm’s Dublin office in her new role.
The Co. Down native has over 20 years of experience in bankruptcy, restructuring, corporate insolvency, and commercial litigation.
Known for her deep understanding of complex legal challenges, the company said Ms Fay’s leadership “marks a significant milestone for Clark Hill’s continued growth both in Ireland and the U.S.”
“I’m delighted and honoured to assume the role of Partner in Charge of the Clark Hill Dublin office,” said Ms Fay.
“This is an exciting time for the firm as we continue to grow our team and strengthen our transatlantic offering to service the needs of our clients.
“I look forward to working with the Clark Hill team here in Dublin and alongside our colleagues in the U.S. and Mexico to further position the firm’s presence in Ireland”.
Clark Hill Dublin is part of an international law firm of more than 700 lawyers across 27 locations in the U.S., Mexico and Ireland.
In addition to Ms Fay’s appointment, Clark Hill has announced Sam Saarsteiner as Deputy Partner in Charge of Dublin.
While Kirby Tarrant has been appointed as Lead Partner, Client Service Ireland – a new role focused on delivering exceptional client service across the Irish market.
“Jennifer has played an integral role in the growth of our Clark Hill Dublin practice and her role as Partner in Charge further demonstrates our commitment to building out the firm’s legal services in Dublin complimented by our expanding team in the U.S. and Mexico,” said John Hensien, Clark Hill CEO.
“We are delighted to have Jennifer lead the team in Dublin.”
The firm also recently announced the appointments of Conor Linehan SC to lead Clark Hill’s Environmental and Natural Resources Team in Dublin and Conor Kenny as an International Business Coordinator for the firm’s Transatlantic Practice.
Mr Kenny previously worked at the U.S. Embassy in Dublin acting as the U.S. government’s lead advisor for supporting inward investment into Ireland.
