Gavin heads up our Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution and Corporate Restructuring & Insolvency teams. Gavin advises lending institutions, companies , directors, shareholders, creditors, debtors and insolvency practitioners as examiners, liquidators and receivers and operates primarily in the High Court.
Prior to co-founding AMOSS, Gavin was a senior partner and head of the Corporate Restructuring & Insolvency department of one of the 10 largest law firms in Dublin.
“Gavin Simons is an esteemed lawyer at AMOSS LLP. Held in high regard for his restructuring and insolvency practice, Simons continues to make significant contributions to the field, offering top-notch legal support to his clients”. Top 10 Most Influential Restructuring/Insolvency Lawyers in Ireland 2023, by Business Today News July 2023
“AMOSS LLP is a respected specialist insolvency and corporate restructuring outfit. The practice advises a range of clients on examinership, schemes of arrangement and other forms of corporate recovery. The law firm also assists clients with contentious issues. The team acts for insolvency practitioners as well as shareholders and company directors. Gavin Simons is an esteemed lawyer who is held in high regard for his restructuring and insolvency practice.” Chambers and Partners, Europe. Gavin has been ranked for 14 years and is in Band 2.
Who’s Who Legal, Global Guide – Gavin is “Recommended” for Restructuring & Insolvency 2023.
IFLR1000, Gavin Simons is ranked as “Highly Regarded” for Restructuring & Insolvency.
Examining the Impact of Climate Change on Director’s Duties
New EU Content Rules – Digital Services Act
Court of Appeal provides clarity on the Civil Liability Act
Covid-19 restrictions do not frustrate leases
Unsuccessful Examinership Not (Necessarily) The End Of The Road
Examinership - Preserving The Right To Pursue Guarantors
Liquidation Trumps Conditional Garnishee Order
Amendment to Order 122 of the Rules of the Superior Courts
PIA Appeal to be instituted by Debtor or PIP?
Unnotified Monitoring of Employee’s Emails is a Breach of the European Convention on Human Rights
Clarification on the role of a McKenzie Friend
Payment on account of costs pending taxation
Stay of subsequent action pending payment of costs
High Court remits examinership cases to Circuit Court
Application of Unfair Dismissals and Minimum Notice and Terms of Employment Legislation to Directors