Céalagh P.Fitzpatrick

Associate

New York + 1.212.326.3648

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Céalagh Fitzpatrick's practice centers on representing clients in a variety of complex commercial litigation matters in state and federal courts. Her experience includes disputes based on structured products, licensing agreements, and corporate governance issues.

Céalagh also maintains an active pro bono practice and has experience assisting clients in asylum claims and children seeking Special Immigrant Juvenile status. She has worked with organizations including Kids in Need of Defense, Her Justice, and Immigration Equality to provide legal representation to those with limited access to legal services.

Prior to law school, Céalagh worked at the United States Attorney's Office for the District of New Jersey from 2012 to 2014 as a student clerk.

Experience

  • Jones Day secures asylum for LGBTQ JamaicanJones Day secured asylum for DG, a Jamaican native, based on her membership of the LGBTQ community.
  • Wells Fargo defends third party breach of contract lawsuit relating to RMBS trustJones Day is representing Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. in a third-party complaint filed by a bank, which is the mortgage loan seller of an RMBS trust.
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    February 2021 Commentaries

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    October 2019 Commentaries

    Second Circuit Breathes New Life Into Conduct And Effects Test

    March 2019 Alerts

    Second Circuit Concludes Commodity Exchange Act Claims Accrue When Plaintiffs Learn Of Their Injuries

    February 2019 Commentaries

    Tenth Circuit Holds Federal Securities Laws Apply Extraterritorially In Enforcement Actions

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    Commodity Exchange Act: Key Decisions from 2018 and Enforcement Trends to Monitor in 2019

    July 2018 Commentaries

    Recent Second Circuit Decisions Assess Territorial Reach of Securities and Commodities Laws
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