Find details of firms' compulsory professional indemnity insurance under Firm Insurance Details. Find a list of solicitors who can assist you with a negligence claim against another solicitor with the Negligence Panel; Search for solicitors available to attend at local Garda stations on Find a Garda Station Solicitor. Clár na Gaeilge / Irish Language Register

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An authorised signatory must be a solicitor who is a partner or the sole practitioner in the firm with a practising certificate in force. Where there are co-signatories, at least one of the co-signatories is to be a solicitor with a practising certificate in force.

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The Law Society of Ireland welcomes the additional investment in justice and law reform indicated by the new Programme for Government.

Today, Friday 5 February 2021, the Law Society Gazette has published its annual figures for Ireland’s 20 largest law firms for the year ending 31 December 2020.

Find a Solicitor/Firm. Search for contact details of practising solicitors and firms in Ireland as well as mediators, solicitors available for garda stations and solicitors who can assist with negligence claims.

Oct 15, 2024 · Case law update - 30 January. Recent superior court cases cover criminal law, employment, immigration, injunctions, landlord and tenant, legal services, negligence, personal injuries, practice and procedure, professional misconduct, road traffic and more.

Making a will ensures that, when you die, your property and other possessions go to the people that you choose. Solicitors often help clients to draw up their wills and act as executors of estates, as they are trained and experienced in the legal processes involved.