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Anna O’Carroll

Kingsley Napley
Anna is a solicitor in the Dispute Resolution team at Kingsley Napley LLP.
 
Anna acts in a broad range of disputes including high value corporate and contractual disputes, multi-jurisdictional fraud cases, intellectual property, and professional negligence claims.
 
She has particular expertise in acting for domestic and international clients on complex, multi-jurisdictional, trust, estate and Court of Protection disputes.

Practice Area

Panel

  • Contributing Author

Qualified Year

  • 2016

Experience

  • Kingsley Napley LLP (2012 - Present)

Membership

  • The Law Society
  • COPPA

Qualifications

  • LLB (2008)
  • BA (2007)

Education

  • University of Galway (2003-2008)

2 Contributions by Anna O’Carroll

Client Letter Template: Interim Injunction Applications in England and Wales — Legal Test, Procedure, Evidence, Full and Frank Disclosure, Costs and Cross‑Undertaking
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Client Letter Template: Interim Injunction Applications in England and Wales — Legal Test, Procedure, Evidence, Full and Frank Disclosure, Costs and Cross‑Undertaking
[ Date ] [ Client's name and address ] Dear [ insert client name ] Re: Injunctive relief I write to advise you regarding your intended application for an interim injunction against [ name of party ], sought in order to [ insert reason for and type of injunctive relief being sought ]. An injunction is a court order that compels a party to carry out a particular act (a mandatory injunction) or prevents a party from undertaking a particular act (a prohibitory injunction), either compelling performance or restraining conduct. The purpose of an interim injunction is to preserve the existing position and/or reduce potential unfairness ahead of a claim or issue being resolved. When deciding whether to grant such relief, the court will consider whether, among other matters: there is a serious issue to be tried; damages would probably be an adequate remedy for any loss that might be suffered if the injunction were refused; granting relief before trial would keep a fair balance between the parties’ respective rights; any other pertinent factors...
Dispute Resolution
Precedent pre-action letter of claim for breach of Companies Act 2006 directors’ duties (England and Wales)
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Precedent pre-action letter of claim for breach of Companies Act 2006 directors’ duties (England and Wales)
[ On the claimant’s solicitors’ letterheaded paper ] FAO [ RELEVANT NAME ] [ NAME OF DEFENDANT OR DEFENDANT’S SOLICITOR IF KNOWN ] [ ADDRESS LINE 1 ] [ ADDRESS LINE 2 ] [ POSTCODE ] [ DATE ] Dear [ insert ] [ PROSPECTIVE CLAIMANT’S NAME ]—claim for breach of duty against [ PROSPECTIVE DEFENDANT’S NAME ] [ We refer to our letter dated [ insert date of previous correspondence, if any ]. ] [ As you are aware, we OR We ] act for [ insert client’s full name ] of [ insert full address ]. This correspondence constitutes our client’s letter of claim against [ you OR [ name of defendant ] OR arising from the breach of [ your OR their ] duties as a director of [ insert company name ] (the ‘Company’). [ If you have OR [ name of defendant ] has ] relevant insurance in place, the insurer should be notified of this claim without delay. Please confirm the identity of the insurer by return...
Dispute Resolution
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