John Biggins BL

I have considerable prior (8+ years) experience in leading policy and legal development in a public sector regulatory context, third level teaching, research (both affiliated and independent) and state board membership. I am also a Certified Mediator.

‘Inheriting the Royals: Royal Chartered Bodies in Ireland after 1922’, (2024) Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly

‘Greening the Irish State: early legislative and administrative dynamics’, (2024) Irish Political Studies (with Muiris MacCarthaigh and Colin Scott)

‘Priming the state: continuity and junctures in the foundation of the Irish administration’, (2024) Irish Political Studies (with Muiris MacCarthaigh and Colin Scott)

‘Public Policy Accumulation in Ireland: The Changing Profile of Ministerial Departments 1922–2022’ (2023) 38 Irish Political Studies 92 (with Muiris MacCarthaigh and Niamh Hardiman)

‘Resolving the Gaps: Embedding ISDA in States’ Responses to Systemic Risk’ (with Colin Scott) in Controlling Capital: Public and Private Regulation of Financial Markets (ed. N. Dorn) (2016)

‘Licensing the Gatekeeper? Public Pathways, Social Significance and the ISDA Credit Derivatives Determinations Committees’ (2015) Transnational Legal Theory 6 (with Colin Scott)

‘Targeted Touchdown’ and ‘Partial Liftoff’: Post-Crisis Dispute Resolution in the OTC Derivatives Markets and the Challenge for ISDA’ (2012) German Law Journal

‘Public-Private Relations in a Transnational Private Regulatory Regime: ISDA, The State and OTC Derivatives Market Reform’ (2012) 13 European Business Organization Law Review 309 (with Colin Scott)

‘The Implementation of the Services Directive in Ireland’ in The Implementation of the EU Services Directive: Transposition, Problems and Strategies, eds. U. Stelkens et al. (TMC Asser Press, 2012)

‘Life in the Dáil Courts Revisited: Gleanings from the Archives’, delivered at the conference Revolutionary Law and Social Realities: A Centenary Retrospective, 27 March 2024

‘Finding and Losing the ‘Brehon Laws’ Through Time’, delivered at the Law Society of Ireland, 15 February 2023

Member of the Voluntary Assistance Scheme (VAS)

Previous experience with a Dublin community law centre