
Community Spotlight: Craig Geraghty, Legal Director, O’Connors Legal Services
Craig is a highly experienced corporate lawyer and Head of Corporate at O’Connors. His expertise covers a broad range of high-value transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, private equity deals, business reorganisations and restructurings, joint ventures, corporate governance, and regulatory matters. He also has significant experience of advising law firms on litigation funding arrangements.
Craig joined O’Connors from global law firm Bedell Cristin where he handled significant offshore transactional work in their Jersey office. Craig’s offshore experience is a valuable asset, particularly for O’Connors investment fund and insurance practices, while his expertise in litigation funding is a key asset for the firm’s legal sector clients.
Company Name and Description: O’Connors Legal Services Limited (which trades as O’Connors). O’Connors is a nationally recognised firm of business lawyers and advisers. Although business sector agnostic, the firm has particular expertise in supporting legal businesses, including law firms, barristers’ chambers and claims management companies. Its unique blend of corporate, commercial, insurance, and regulatory legal expertise and unparalleled sector knowledge delivers strategic support and innovative solutions to help legal businesses navigate the legal landscape, manage risk and capitalise on market opportunities.
Website: https://www.oconnors.law
Founded: 2003
Headquarters: Liverpool – additional office in London
Area of Focus: Corporate, Commercial, Commercial Insurance, Litigation Funding, Financial Services and Legal Services Regulation
Member Quote: “We are known as the law firm for law firms and our deep understanding of the legal regulatory landscape means we are perfectly placed to assist law firms in accessing the resources they need to pursue justice through litigation funding.”