The legal expenses related to the Apple tax case reached €10.176 million over 12 years, with Dublin-based firm William Fry receiving the largest share at €3.5 million. British barrister Philip Baker emerged as the highest-earning individual, charging €820,000. Former Attorney General Paul Gallagher was another significant contributor, earning just under €788,000 prior to his AG appointment. A total of 18 barristers represented the Department of Finance, with five later becoming judges. The expenses reflect the intricate legal maneuvering in response to EU tax regulations, culminating in a final European Court of Justice decision last September.
The total legal bill amounted to €10.176 million over 12 years, with Dublin-based William Fry earning €3.5 million as the largest recipient.
British barrister Philip Baker earned €820,000 as the lead counsel for the Department of Finance, recognized for his expertise in international taxation law.
Paul Gallagher SC, former attorney general, accumulated nearly €788,000 in fees related to the Apple tax case prior to his appointment as AG.
Five barristers involved in the Apple case have since ascended to judicial positions, highlighting the close ties between legal advisory roles and the judiciary.
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