Adjunct Staff 2011/12

Name	Adjunct Lecturer - Areas of Interest	E-Mail: (@tcd.ie)
Mr. John Ahern	Private International Law, EU Law, Torts	ahernjp
Ms Aoife Beirne	English Land Law, Expert evidence, evidence, criminal law, constitutional law, land law, equity	beirneat
Dr. Alan Brady	Criminal Law, Criminology, Penology, Human Rights Law, Constitutional Law & Theory, Administrative Law, Public International Law, International Criminal Law	alan.brady
Dr. Sandrine Brissett	Language and Poetry	brissesm
Dr. Eimear Brown	International human rights	etbrown
Mr. Oliver Connolly	Alternative Dispute Resolution
Ms Marsha Coghlan	Corporate Insolvency and Rescue
Mr. Shane Costelloe	Criminal Law, Child law.
Mr. Alan Devlin	Law and Economics, Anti-trust, Intellectual Property Law	alan.devlin@stanfordalumni.org
Ms Anne Fitzpatrick	French law, EU law, Asylum and Immigration, Human Rights, Extradition, International Criminal Law, Public International law, Comparative law.	fitzpaa4 at tcd.ie
Mr. James Gallen	Human Rights, Intellectual Property and Legal and Political Philosphy
Ms Imelda Higgins	European Intellectual Property Law
Ms Shelley Horan	Commercial, Corporate Law andIntellectual Property	horansh
Mr. TP Kennedy	International Economic Law and International Trade Law
Dr. Ewa Komorek	European Union law, European competition law, Human rights, with particular emphasis on freedom of expression, Media law and Consumer law	komoreke
Dr. Eimear Long	International Family Law
Ms Aislinn Lucheroni	French Law, Language Rights and Sociolinguistics, French and Irish Legal Systems, Jurisprudence and political philosophy, EU Law and Policy, Comparative law and the political system of the EU.
Mr. Donald MacLean	Corporate Finance, International Banking
Mr. John Madden	Mediation, Arbitration, Alternative Dispute Resolution
Mr. Barry Mansfield	International Dispute Resolution
Ms Grainne Mullan	European Human Rights
Ms Andrea Mulligan	Reproductive technologies, Bioethics, Constitutional Law, Public Interest Law Administrative Law	mulliga2
Mr. Niall O'Hanlon	Tax Law
Colin Smith	to follow
Mr. Julien Sterck	French Constitutional and Civil Law, French Legal Systems	sterckj

Shane Costelloe B.C.L.; M.Litt.; Dip. ECHR; BL has been a practicing Barrister in Dublin for over 10 years. His areas of expertise include Criminal Law, with a special interest in the areas of proceeds of crime and seizure of assets as well as 'White-Collar' crime. He also practices extensively in the area of Child-Care Law. Mr Costelloe lectures on the Law of on the Seizure of Criminal Assets on the LL.M. degree programme.

Oliver Connolly M.A., LL.B., Dip BS (UCD), Dip Arb (UCD), Dip Intl Arb (UCD), Barrister-at-Law, Attorney-at-Law lectures in Alternative Dispute Regulation on the LL.M. programme.

Alan Devlin B.B.L.S. (Int'l) (NUI); LL.M., J.S.D. (Chicago); J.D. (Stanford). will teach "law and economics" in Trinity College Dublin's LL.M. programme in the autumn of 2011. Previously, Mr. Devlin practiced law in the Chicago office of the international law firm, Latham & Watkins, after he which served as a law clerk to the Hon. Richard D. Cudahy of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit and, then, as a law clerk to the Hon. Amy J. St. Eve of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. During his time in Chicago, Mr. Devlin was a Lecturer in Law at the University of Chicago Law School and, prior to that, was an Adjunct Professor at DePaul University College of Law. He has previously taught courses on law & economics, antitrust, intellectual property, and innovation policy. In January 2012, Mr. Devlin will join the San Francisco office of Latham & Watkins as a senior associate.

Mr. Devlin earned his B.B.L.S. (Int'l) degree with first-class honours from UCD in 2004. He subsequently obtained a doctorate in jurisprudence (J.S.D.) from the University of Chicago, under the supervision of the Hon. Richard A. Posner, and a J.D. from Stanford Law School, where he was Articles Editor for the Stanford Law Review. His academic work has appeared in the Stanford Law Review, the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology, the Northwestern University Law Review, the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy (twice), the Yale Law & Policy Review, the Minnesota Law Review, the William & Mary Law Review (twice), the Arizona Law Review, the Journal of Competition Law & Economics (twice), the Berkeley Technology Law Journal, the Columbia Business Law Review, the American Business Law Journal, the Irish Jurist (twice), and elsewhere.

James Gallen LL.B (TCD), LL.M. (NYU) is a graduate and Scholar of Trinity College Dublin and a graduate of New York University School of Law. He is a former Transitional Justice Scholar at New York University and has served as a Fellow at the International Center for Transitional Justice in New York and Kathmandu. Mr. Gallen is currently a PhD Candidate in the School of Law at Trinity College Dublin. His doctoral thesis examines the relationship between transitional justice, peace-building, security sector reform and economic development in international law. His research interests include human rights, international law and legal and political philosophy.

Imelda Higgins B.C.L. (NUI), LL.M. (NUI), Diploma in European Law (Bruges), Barrister-at-Law lectures in European Intellectual Property Law on the LL.M. Programme.

Shelley Horan BCL, LL.M, BL is a practicing barrister of five years standing. She graduated from University College Dublin with a BCL (Hons) in 2000, obtained an LL.M (Hons) in King’s College London in 2006 and graduated with an honours Barrister-at-Law degree from King’s Inns in 2005. Shelley is currently writing her PhD in the Legal Regulation of the Financial Markets. She is also a director of the Project Arts Centre and training to be an accredited mediator. Shelley has a general practice at the Bar but specialises in commercial and corporate law and intellectual property law. She has published a book on corporate crime, has written a number of papers, and has made contributions to seminars, especially in the area of corporate/white-collar crime.

TP Kennedy, LLB. TP Kennedy is Legal Education Co-ordinator of the Law Society of Ireland and a graduate of Trinity College Dublin. He lectures in Conflicts of Laws, International Law and International and Economic Law. He has practised as a litigation solicitor with McCann Fitzgerald, Dublin and lectured in law at the University of Leeds. He has written on issues in Ireland, the UK, Belgium, Poland and the USA. He edits Eurlegal – the European Law Section of the Law Society’s Gazette and is Editor in Chief of a new law review – the Hibernian Law journal.

Ewa Komorek, LLB (Warsaw), LL.M (Amsterdam), Ph.D (Trinity College Dublin) has a Law degree from University of Warsaw and an LL.M. from Amsterdam Law School, University of Amsterdam. In 2008 she was awarded a Ph.D by the University of Dublin, Trinity College. She formerly worked for the European Commission’s DG Competition (Media Unit) and in the EU & Competition Departments of Linklaters and Hammonds law firms in Brussels. She also worked as a consultant in the EU & Competition team of A&L Goodbody Solicitors in Dublin. Her research interests include European Union law, European competition law, Media and Telecommunications law. She also worked for the Sales Law Review Group in the Irish Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment. Her areas of expertise include law of the European Union, media law, human rights, with particular emphasis on freedom of expression, competition law, and consumer law.

Donald A. MacLean, B.A. in Biological Sciences (University of Delaware), M.B.A. in Corporate Finance (Columbia University), J.D. (Hofstra University), LL.M. (Trinity College Dublin), Attorney at Law (New York). Don is a senior regulator in the Markets Supervision Department of the Central Bank of Ireland. He has twenty-five years of experience in the financial services industry.

John Madden is admitted as Solicitor at Law in Ireland, England and Wales as well as an Attorney in the US. He received a Juris Doctor from St. John’s University School of Law (1978) and studies Trade Law at Trinity College, Cambridge and the University of Warsaw. He has been admitted to the Bar of the States of New York and New Jersey, the US District Court (Eastern and Southern Districts of New York and the District of New Jersey) and the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Madden is a Civil Engineer/Attorney/Solicitor specializing in serving as a Neutral Mediator, Arbitrator or Dispute Board Member for technically complex high value domestic and international construction, design and engineering disputes. John’s practice is based in New York and Dublin, Ireland.

Barry Mansfield undertook his BCL at University College Dublin and then completed the degree of Barrister-at-law from The Honorable Society of King’s Inns and was called to the Bar of Ireland. He subsequently received his LL.M. from Georgetown University Law Center. He was admitted to the Bar of the State of New York and practised as an attorney with the firm of Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP in both New York and in London. He is currently a practising barrister based in Dublin.

Grainne Mullan, LL.B. (Dub.), LL.M. (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law.  She lectures in Criminal Procedure, and in Human Rights Law on the LL.B and LL.M. programmes.  Her research interests are in the areas of criminal law and procedure and human rights, particularly the law of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Jonathan Newman LLB (DU), LLM (Cantab), BL has been a practising barrister for seven years, one of the areas in which he works being Private International Law. He lectured for several years at University College Dublin, in Private International Law, Intellectual Property Law and Commercial Law, and also teaches at the Law Society of Ireland. Previously he worked in the Law Reform Commission.

Niall O’Hanlon B.A.(Hons.)(Accounting & Finance), LL.M.(Commercial Law), Barrister-at-Law, F.C.A., A.I.T.I., was called to the Bar in 1994. He is a practising Barrister specialising in Revenue and Commercial Law. Niall has published extensively, with articles in, inter alia, The Bar Review, the Law Society’s Gazette, the Irish Law Times, Commercial Law Practitioner, and the Irish Tax Review. His research interests include Revenue Law, Corporate Governance, International Accounting Regulation, Insolvency and Intellectual Property.

Niall has served as editor of CaseLink, a law reporting service provided by the Irish Taxation Institute and he is a regular speaker at the Institute’s Breakfast Briefings presentations. He has also served as editor of both the Law Library’s judgments database and of Irish Business Law. He is an Accredited Mediator and has acted as an adjudicator under the Private Residential Tenancies Act. He is also a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland and an Associate of the Irish Taxation Institute. Niall lectures on Elements of E.U. and International Tax Law and Policy on the Law School’s LL.M programme.

Julien Sterck, BCL, D.E.A., Maîtrise. Julien teaches French Constitutional Law, French Legal System and French Civil Law.

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