Killian O’Reilly

I specialise in the resolution of commercial disputes and have significant experience in commercial litigation, arbitration, insurance claims & disputes and property related cases.

I advise clients on all manner of claims for breach of contract, shareholder disputes, specific performance litigation, judicial reviews, professional indemnity claims, planning and environmental law, injunctions, Norwich Pharmacal Orders and procurement law issues. . I also represent clients in the arbitration of disputes across a number of practice areas.

I advise clients on all manner of claims for breach of contract, shareholder disputes, specific performance litigation, judicial reviews, professional indemnity claims, planning and environmental law, injunctions, Norwich Pharmacal Orders and procurement law issues.

I represent most domestic and numerous international underwriters and re-insurers. I advise some of Ireland’s most successful organisations and regularly conduct High Court and Commercial Court litigation on their behalf.

I regularly represent employers at the Workplace Relations Commission and The Labour Court in respect of employment related disputes.

I advise clients on health and safety risks, defend organisations & executives in respect of Health and Safety Authority inspections and prosecutions, and represent clients in respect of coroner inquests and any related civil proceedings that follow. 

I have specialist experience advising clients on cyber-crime and legal issues relating to cyber protection measures, and I also provide training in this area. In addition, I regularly advise clients in relation to technology disputes. 

I provide advice that is clear and concise, communicating technical concepts in a way that is accessible for clients. I am a CEDR accredited mediator who regularly represents clients in mediation and also acts as a mediator.

I regularly present lectures, training and workshops, for the Insurance Institute of Ireland and its members in relation to litigation and insurance matters.