Mary Brassil Email & Phone Number

Partner and Head of the Employment Law Group at McCann FitzGerald, providing transactional, advisory and contentious advice regarding:- Transfer of undertakings issues - Defending employment, equality and industrial relations claims - Drafting employment contracts and employee handbooks - Confidentiality, restrictive covenants, social media issues as well as related privacy and data protection issues- Workplace investigations, drafting terms of reference and advising on process and procedure- Change management, reorganisation including voluntary and compulsory redundancy schemes- Remuneration (both during and on termination of employment) - Fitness and Probity

Listed skills include Dispute Resolution, Employment Law, Litigation, Legal Advice, and 8 others.

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  Partner And Head Of Employment Group At Mccann Fitzgerald Llp

  Mccann Fitzgerald Llp

  Apr 2001 - Present

  Mary Brassil is a Partner and Head of the Employment Group at the the Irish law firm, McCann FitzGerald LLP, specializing in employment, equality and industrial relations law. Mary has considerable experience in advising domestic and international clients on the employment law aspects of corporate transactions, including cross border mergers, outsourcings, restructuring and large scale redundancy programmes.Her practice includes representing employers in contentious employment law disputes before all of the employment law tribunals and the Irish courts. Mary advises clients in relation to confidentiality, restrictive covenants, social media issues as well as related privacy and data protection issues. She has significant experience of advising clients in the financial services sector on executive remuneration, having regard to the CRD IV rules and established regulatory environment.Mary writes and lectures widely on all topics relating to her practice area. She contributed the Irish chapter of “Global Legal Insights – Employment and Labour 3rd Edition”, the Irish Chapter of “Getting the Deal Through - Labour & Employment 2014” and the Irish Q&A chapter to “Practical Law Employment and Employee Benefits Multi-jurisdictional Guide 2014”.