An employment law solicitor?

Sunshine39

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Hi there, I really need to get some advice about an employment law issue. Could anyone recommend someone please in the Dublin/ greater Dublin area. Thank you.
 
My husband used Craig @ HR SOS http://www.hr-sos.ie/ a number of years ago and we found him very good and knowledgeable. He is not a solicitor but a HR specialist so has a good handle on the legislation. I would really recommend him.
 
Bumping this as looking for the same recommendation I know Richard Grogan sadly passed recently so any other names welcome.
Has anyone used Barry Crushell or Anne O'Connell?
 
He's a HR specialist - not sure if he would be regulated by any body. But he really knows his stuff when it comes to employment law.
 
search for Terry Gorry on youtube. He specialises in Employment Law & has even written a couple of books on the topic.
 
Thanks - I had seen Terry's videos but he seemed to cover quite a range of areas from his website and I'd prefer somebody very employment focused.

Does anyone have any names? Seems to be mission impossible to find somebody good who doesn't just deal with the employer side
 
I am sure they probably are DB but without Richard himself, or a principal solicitor. I haven't come across the associates based there before but if somebody has and could recommend a specific solicitor it would be very helpful. I'd rather go to a named/specific person than just pick a random solicitor based off the practice name if you get me.

Or are you better off using somebody/anyone from one of the big name firms - MHC, Arthur Cox, RJD? Would it hold more weight with an employer?
 
Thanks - I had seen Terry's videos but he seemed to cover quite a range of areas from his website and I'd prefer somebody very employment focused.

Does anyone have any names? Seems to be mission impossible to find somebody good who doesn't just deal with the employer side

I have a recommendation for you: https://www.ccsolicitors.ie/

They are specialists in this area and take on cases for both employers and employees, which gives them a very solid understanding.

Feel free to PM me with any further questions.
 
Thanks noodler, will take a look

So much for Richard Grogan's firm still being worth a punt, SOR taking over the client base it seems. Thanks for saving me wasted effort gipimann
 
Thanks - I had seen Terry's videos but he seemed to cover quite a range of areas from his website and I'd prefer somebody very employment focused.

Does anyone have any names? Seems to be mission impossible to find somebody good who doesn't just deal with the employer side
I know your inclination is to consult a solicitor in the first instance but they can be wildly expensive. Be particularly cautious if it’s suggested that your case requires counsel opinion. That doesn’t come cheap.

If you were give an outline of the issue you’re facing, you might get some useful advice on these pages.
 
I know your inclination is to consult a solicitor in the first instance but they can be wildly expensive. Be particularly cautious if it’s suggested that your case requires counsel opinion. That doesn’t come cheap.

If you were give an outline of the issue you’re facing, you might get some useful advice on these pages.
I'm not sure how wise it is for anyone to outline the details of a particular employment law situation on a public forum, in particular if the matter is already sufficiently serious to have motivated them in the first instance to seek legal advice.

The only thing more expensive than professional advice is often the lack of it.
 
So much for Richard Grogan's firm still being worth a punt, SOR taking over the client base it seems. Thanks for saving me wasted effort gipimann
With the greatest respect to the late Richard, he wasn’t the only decent employment law practitioner any more than Dermot Bannon is the only architect in Ireland.
 
I'm not sure how wise it is for anyone to outline the details of a particular employment law situation on a public forum, in particular if the matter is already sufficiently serious to have motivated them in the first instance to seek legal advice.

The only thing more expensive than professional advice is often the lack of it.
I don’t necessarily agree. It’s not dissimilar to asking for financial advice.

And why would you assume the advice wouldn’t be professional?
 
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