Michael is a partner in and head of the Dispute Resolution team Whitney Moore.
Michael provides practical, commercial and solutions driven legal advice on the full range of commercial disputes including breach of warranty claims, commercial contract and shareholder disputes. He advises clients on the alternative dispute resolution mechanisms available in Ireland. Michael has particular expertise in advising on property-related disputes including contentious commercial landlord and tenant matters. He also advise on the insolvency and corporate restructuring processes available in Ireland including examinerships, liquidations, directors’ liabilities and creditors’ rights.
Michael qualified as a solicitor in Ireland in 2007 and hold a BA in Economics from Trinity College Dublin (2002). He isa non-practicing member of the Law Society of England and Wales.
In the Legal 500 EMEA 2024, Michael is mentioned as:
‘Michael Ohle is an exceptional lawyer. He is comfortable in chaos and brings an air of calm when all around him might be losing theirs. In the past four years, I have transferred files form other firms where the service was not good enough, and in each instance I moved them to Michael. This was purely down to continued results over the last decade. In our early interactions, and, to my shame, I challenged Michael’s advice and at times went against it. He modestly handled each instance, and it didn’t take long before I learned his opinion was well thought out, and correct. For that reason, I have every faith in his judgment, and trust it implicitly.’
Michael provides practical, commercial and solutions driven legal advice on the full range of insolvency and corporate restructuring processes available in Ireland including examinerships, liquidations, directors’ liabilities and creditors’ rights. He also advises on the resolution of a wide range of commercial disputes including breach of warranty claims, commercial contract and shareholder disputes. Michael has particular expertise in advising on property-related disputes including contentious commercial landlord and tenant matters.
Michael qualified as a solicitor in 2007 and holds a BA in Economics from Trinity College Dublin (2002). He is a non-practicing member of the Law Society of England and Wales and is a member of the Irish Society of Insolvency Practitioners and Insol Europe.
