Great to be picked up Down Under
One of my quotes got picked in a New Zealand website, great to be covered down under. I need South America and Antarctica, to be covered on every continent of the world!
Irish Liquor Lawyer contributes to Forbes on the Tennessee Wine Supreme Court case
I am immensely proud to contribute to a great publication like Forbes!
Sean O’Leary, The Irish Liquor Lawyer, Reacts To The Court’s Support Of Wine Retailers
Great to contribute to the only international wine trade magazine
Irish Liquor Lawyer contributes to Meininger’s Wine Business International on the recent Tennessee Wine U.S. Supreme Court case.
https://www.drinks-today.com/wine/analysis/how-supreme-court-decision-could-upend-us-wine-market
Irish Liquor Lawyer in SCOTUS BLOG
Great to be part of Scotusblog again, I love contributing to such a great resource for the legal community. Plus, it was started by a husband and wife that are Carolina graduates. Go Tarheels! Talking about the Tennessee Wine case as a game changer and how big […]
Irish Liquor Lawyer Goes International and makes “The Drinks Business”
I am please to announce that I have made my first international publication, The Drinks Business, which is out of the UK and serves the European Market.
Also, as someone who is married to a Chinese woman, it is pretty cool knowing I am in the Hong Kong edition!
US SUPREME COURT WINE REGULATION RULING NOT […]
Irish Liquor Lawyer honored to be mentioned in the same article with Paul Clement
It is a complete honor to contribute to an article where Paul Clement is also providing his thoughts.
Paul Clement is one of the greatest legal minds in America.
He is the former Solicitor General of the United States and has argued the most cases in front of the Supreme Court this century.
To be part of the […]
Irish Liquor Lawyer talks to Forbes about Tennessee Wine U.S. Supreme Court oral argument
Irish Liquor Lawyer, a major contributor to Forbes article on the Tennessee Wine oral argument before the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court, Wine-Regulation Case Focuses on Protectionism
Irish Liquor Lawyer contributed his thoughts to Forbes on the Tennessee wine case
Supreme Court To Hear Critical Wine Regulation Case This Week
Enjoy the article. I will be attending Supreme Court oral arguments tomorrow and will update from there!