Medical Negligence Solicitors

COVID-19 – Update

TThe COVID- 19 Pandemic has led to challenging situations for all of us. Even though the offices are physically closed except for prior appointments in particular circumstances CallanTansey is open for business, with the team working remotely and our switchboard open for all calls. Further updates and information to support you as you try to navigate these uncertain times can be found here.

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Award Winning Law Firm, Callan Tansey, is a leading law firm in Ireland.

Our solicitors offer a full complement of legal advice and legal services for both businesses and individuals in the areas of:-

*In contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement.

Our Medical Negligence teams in Sligo, Boyle, Dublin, Ballina & Galway have won 99% of their cases from 2008 to present and ensure their solicitors follow the highest standards of quality and service.

Whether you want to set up a business, sell your house or redress a malpractice, our solicitors have the experience, insight and expertise you need.

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Employers: What you need to know before you re-open after COVID-19 closure

As Ireland moves through the phased re-opening of businesses after the COVID19 lockdown, there are a number of important areas that employers need to focus on in order to meet their obligations.

EVENTS

MEDICO LEGAL CONFERENCE 20 SEP 2019: SPORT, MEDICINE & THE LAW

Callan Tansey presented the 3rd Pathways to Progress Medico Legal Conference, ‘Sport, Medicine & The Law’ at Kilronan Castle, Roscommon.

BLOGS

Could COVID19 drive important changes in the Irish Court System?

The COVID 19 crisis has been massively disruptive to court sittings as it has to many other essential activities. High Court personal injuries sittings have been suspended since mid-March.