Dillon Eustace, Insurance | Chambers Europe Profile

About

Provided by Dillon Eustace

Dillon Eustace financial services insurance and regulatory team are leading advisors on all aspects of establishing and operating insurance and re-insurance companies in Ireland. The specialist insurance regulatory team works with Irish and international clients, combining technical expertise with commercial insight.

Our insurance regulatory services include:

Authorisation and Establishment
Governance and Solvency II
Products and Distribution
Outsourcing
Passporting
Mergers and Portfolio transfers

The Insurance and regulatory team act for national and international insurers, brokers, adjusters and state indemnifiers on issues ranging from policy coverage to personal injury claims.

Dillon Eustace is considered one of Irelands premier insurance practices. The Group’s experience encompasses claims on employer liability, public liability, motor liability and product liability using their proactive and commonsensical approach to bring cases to a speedy and economic conclusion.

The Insurance Group advises on policy coverage using their knowledge and skill to reach an in depth and practical analysis of the issues.

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Insurance: Dispute Resolution - Ireland

Band 3

What the Team is Known For

Dillon Eustace assists large international insurers and key domestic motor insurance entities with a range of disputes mandates. The law firm defends clients in workplace accident claims and handles professional negligence claims. It has notable experience in coverage disputes, including cases arising in relation to business interruption policies and retrocession agreements. The team also handles insurance claims relating to property damage. It has recently been particularly active in insurance matters in the transport sector.

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Work Highlights

Dillon Eustace acted for a number of "all risk" insurers on several claims before the Irish courts relating to losses incurred on the part of aircraft lessors following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.