Marcus Dowling

Marcus Dowling is a senior counsel involved in significant legal proceedings, having represented Rippling in a high-profile case concerning the alleged misappropriation of trade secrets and breaches of confidentiality by a former employee.

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Ireland: Marcus Dowling, counsel for Mey, was granted permission for short service of injunction proceedings restraining a reinvestigation. 5

Kerstin Mey Andrew Flaherty Caroline Jenkinson Brian Cregan

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Former UL president seeks injunction stopping reinvestigation – The Irish Times

Ireland: Marcus Dowling SC represents the HR firm People Centre Inc in the case against Keith O'Brien. 5

Keith O Brien Mark Sanfey Matthew Jolley

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Rippling case focusing on where payment to HR manager came from, court told – The Irish Times

Ireland: Marcus Dowling SC, for Rippling, said Mr O’Brien had been in contact with the supervising solicitor appointed by the court. 5

Keith O Brien Mark Sanfey

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Manager alleged to have passed trade secrets now co-operating in information recovery, court hears – The Irish Times

Ireland: Marcus Dowling SC is representing Rippling and stated that Mr O'Brien has made wrong allegations but hasn't denied supplying information to Deel. 5

Keith O Brien Mark Sanfey Shelley Horan

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Dublin office worker accused of passing trade secrets to rival firm has destroyed phone, court hears – The Irish Times

Ireland: Marcus Dowling SC was permitted to bring an application to have Mr O'Brien brought before the court. 5

Mark Sanfey Keith O Brien Shelley Horan Christopher Campbell

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Global human resources giant claims rival used Dublin office employee to obtain trade secrets – The Irish Times