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Employment Law Solicitors

Employment law solicitors Ireland

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Employment Law Solicitors

Employment law is broad and complex legal area that governs the employer and employee relationships.

As an employer the law will guide you on what you can expect from employees, and as an employee what you can expect from your employer.

An employment matter from contract disputes, unequal treatment in the workplace, to unfair or constructive dismissal, can be a daunting situation for any employee to face. Plus the added stress of not knowing, how it will impact your career.

Employee rights in the workplace, is an important aspect of employment law, and if you feel that you are being treated unfairly, you should get in touch with our employment law specialised team today!

Our experienced team will achieve results to support your goals and future career, helping to take the stress out of your employment matter.

So, if you’re an employee experiencing a work related issue or an employer seeking legal advice contact us now, to speak to our friendly employment legal team.

Talk to our friendly Employment Law Solicitors today call us now on +353 (0)1 264 5555

Our Dedicated Litigation Team

Daireann Gibson
Managing Partner

Amanda Walsh
Partner

Aisling Wyer
Solicitor

Anna O’Donoghue
Senior Solicitor

Blaithin Cassidy
Soilcitor

Eoin O'Riordan
Solicitor

Jessica McGrath
Senior Legal Executive

Sinead Shaw
Legal Manager

Taofik Asubiaro
Legal Support

Thomas Scally
Senior Case Manager

Sarah McDaid
Senior Legal Executive

Sinead Ivory
Legal Executive

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How we do things

Step 1 – We meet with you and obtain your instructions

This enables us to understand the nature of the litigation or dispute and a possible solution.

Step 2 – We request more copy documentation from you where relevant

This allows us to advise you in respect of the strengths and weaknesses of pursuing the dispute through the courts.

Step 3 – We issue a letter of advices

Once we have full instructions and copy documentation we are in a position to provide advices which outline the legal route map open to you.

Step 4 – We seek to resolve the matter without recourse to the Courts if possible

Step 5 – If necessary we will pursue litigation on your behalf

We will advise you in respect of each aspect of the litigation with a view to achieving a resolution for you as quickly as possible.

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Litigation FAQ's

1. What does litigation mean?

Litigation is the formal legal process used to resolve disputes through the Irish courts when agreement cannot be reached privately. It involves issuing proceedings, exchanging evidence, attending court, and receiving a judge’s decision. Gibson & Associates LLP guides clients through each stage with clear advice.

2. What are the typical costs for a personal injury claim in Ireland?

Many personal injury claims operate on a “no win, no fee” basis, meaning legal fees are usually payable only if the case succeeds. Costs depend on complexity, medical reports, and whether the case goes to court. We explain all potential costs clearly from the outset.

3. How do I find a solicitor specialising in commercial disputes in Dublin?

You can search professional directories such as the Law Society of Ireland, review firm websites, or seek business recommendations. Gibson & Associates LLP has proven experience in commercial disputes and court litigation.

4. How do I file a civil litigation claim using government e-services?

Civil claims can be filed online through the Courts Service of Ireland e-filing system. Claims must use the correct forms, pay the relevant fees, and be properly served. Gibson & Associates LLP can manage this process to ensure compliance.

5. Where can I find Irish legal aid services for civil cases?

Civil legal aid is provided by the Legal Aid Board, subject to financial eligibility and case type. If legal aid is unavailable, alternative funding and representation options can be explored. Gibson & Associates LLP can assist in finding alternative options for representation.

6. What are the average timelines for a High Court civil action?

A High Court civil case may take one to several years, depending on complexity, expert evidence, and whether settlement is reached. Early resolution can significantly reduce timelines. Gibson & Associates LLP works to move cases efficiently and encourage early resolutions when suitable.

7. How do I choose a barrister for a complex corporate litigation matter?

Your solicitor will typically recommend a barrister with relevant corporate litigation experience and strong advocacy skills. The right barrister is chosen based on the legal issues, court level, and complexity of the case. Gibson & Associates LLP works with leading barristers to achieve the best outcome for clients.

8. What is the process for mediation in a contractual dispute?

Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process where an independent mediator helps parties negotiate a settlement without court proceedings. It involves structured discussions aimed at reaching a mutually acceptable agreement. Gibson & Associates LLP is highly experienced in mediation to assist clients in achieving a favourable outcome.

9. How do I choose the right litigation solicitor in Ireland?

Look for experience in your type of dispute, clear communication, transparent fees, and a practical approach to resolving cases. Confidence and trust in your solicitor are essential. Contact Gibson & Associates LLP to learn more.

10. What should I ask a solicitor before starting litigation?

Ask about the strength of your case, likely outcomes, estimated costs, timelines, and whether alternatives such as mediation may be appropriate. Gibson & Associates LLP encourages open discussion to ensure all clients fully understand their options.