- Upcoming Seminar: Representing Clients Injured in the USAMoloney & Co. Solicitors are pleased to invite solicitors and barristers to a complimentary lunchtime seminar, “How Best to Represent Clients Injured in the USA”, taking place on Wednesday, 22 January 2025, at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Golden Lane, Dublin 8. This seminar is specifically tailored for legal professionals seeking to broaden their expertise in… Read more: Upcoming Seminar: Representing Clients Injured in the USA
- Were you or someone you know diagnosed with cancer after being exposed to the PFAS chemicals?If you or a loved one were diagnosed with cancer after being subjected to PFAS chemicals, contact the experienced toxic chemical exposure attorneys today at 1800-200-249 to discuss your legal options. Time to file your PFAS lawsuit is limited.
- Moloney Solicitors awarded prestigious Q3000 Quality Standard AccreditationSpecialist Litigation firm Moloney Solicitors with offices in Dublin and Naas have succeeded in achieving the Q3000 Quality Standards accreditation, which is awarded by the Legal Quality Standard of Ireland (LQSI). Commenting on the firm’s achievement Liam Moloney, Managing Partner said today “the LQSI Q3000 Standard is a management standard for leading Irish law firms… Read more: Moloney Solicitors awarded prestigious Q3000 Quality Standard Accreditation
- Irish Celebrities and influencers risk being suedCelebrity influencers in Ireland have become much more important for companies and brands when it comes to reaching relevant customers to market their products in recent years. The growing trend of Irish Celebrities, influencers and well-known sports people endorsing and promoting consumer products has raised the question of their potential civil liability when things go… Read more: Irish Celebrities and influencers risk being sued
- Civil Cases for Injunctions to prevent Stalking will be sought as new Harassment Bill soon to be passedA new Act to provide for the specific offence of stalking will soon be passed by the Oireachtas. Stalking is defined as repeated and unwanted behaviour that occurs because of a fixation or obsession which causes alarm, distress, or harm to a victim. The new legislation called the Non-Fatal Offences against the Person Act (Stalking)… Read more: Civil Cases for Injunctions to prevent Stalking will be sought as new Harassment Bill soon to be passed