Paul Geoghegan
PartnerPaul is a Partner in our Corporate and Commercial division and a member of the Corporate Finance team.
With more than 20 years of experience, Paul advises clients across the private and public sectors on a wide range of corporate law matters, helping businesses and individuals navigate transactions, growth opportunities and strategic change.
Paul advises on mergers and acquisitions, management buy-outs, share restructures, joint ventures, shareholders' agreements, articles of association and corporate governance. He also supports clients with cross-border corporate matters, often working alongside legal advisers in other jurisdictions to deliver effective and efficient results.
He works with corporates, family-owned businesses and individuals, providing practical advice that reflects their commercial objectives. His experience spans a broad range of sectors, including healthcare and media, and he is a leading member of the firm's Sport sector team and is a trusted adviser to a number of Scottish sports clubs and governing bodies.
Known for his pragmatic, personable and commercial approach, Paul focuses on what matters most to his clients. He builds strong relationships and delivers straightforward advice that helps clients make informed decisions with confidence.
Scotland’s M&A: green shoots of recovery or still a bumpy road ahead?
After a period of economic uncertainty, signs of recovery are emerging in the Scottish M&A market. While challenges such as inflation and slow growth persist, rising deal values and increased outbound activity suggest cautious optimism for 2026.
Time to get on my bike?
It's World Bicycle Day on 3 June and I have a confession to make. I haven't owned a bicycle since my (much) younger self regularly explored the quiet back roads of the picturesque Carse of Gowrie near Dundee on my sleek, and reliable, silver Peugeot mountain bicycle. What a beautiful bicycle that was.
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Sports injury liability – a risky game
Personal injuries sustained in or around the sporting field of play, to players or spectators, are nothing new. However, the number of recent high profile cases that attract media interest are increasing, putting sports-related injuries back in the spotlight.