Lawyers have a reputation for being risk-averse. They tend to help entrepreneurs achieve their vision turning startups into significant enterprises. It is much rarer for them to do it themselves. It is a rainy day in Portugal and Nollaig Murphy is telling me over a video call from his home why he has decided to co-found a new business called SenAer Trading.  Murphy was a partner in law firms for almost 20 years, starting in A&L Goodbody before joining Maples when it was a rising star in Dublin. Now he is chief executive of a tight-knit experienced team that has…

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