Partners At Law (PALS) is a Dun Laoghaire based law firm, established in 1993 when 4 local solicitors merged their practices under a new and distinctive identity. The practice combines the attraction of a familiar local business with the experience and technological support of a sophisticated legal organisation. PALS provide tailored legal solutions to both individual and corporate clients.
I live in Waterford. I would not hesitate to recommend PALS to my friends and family even in Waterford.
Following my Mum’s passing, I found Rosemary to be both comforting and supportive.
Rhona was a model of efficiency during the sale of our house. Everything happened on time and as you said it would.
PALS Judicial Review
Partners at Law Solicitors recently brought a successful Judicial Review application in the High Court which resulted in a prosecution of a juvenile defendant being successfully prohibited, with an order of prohibition being made by the High Court as a result of a blameworthy and unexplained prosecutorial delay.
Recent changes to Ground Rent legislation
During the 18th and 19th century it became common for landlords who owned large areas of land to lease out this land as a way of ensuring an income. They entered long term leases for parts of their land in consideration for the lessee, or a builder constructing a building or buildings on the land. These types of leases became known as building leases. The lessee owned the buildings, while the landlord owned the land on which the buildings were built, and the lessee was said to be paying the rent for the ground only. These rents subsequently became known as “ground rents.”
Extradition Law & European Arrest Warrants
Partners at Law Solicitors were recently involved in an extradition case which is currently the subject of an appeal by the Minister for Justice and Equality to the Supreme Court. The matter proceeded before the High Court, where the surrender of our client was sought pursuant to a European Arrest Warrant. Matters proceeded to full hearing with judgement delivered on 13 January 2020.
HOW TO MAKE AN ENDURING POWER OF ATTORNEY DURING LOCKDOWN
More people are dying in nursing homes than in hospitals during this coronavirus pandemic. It paints a picture that is not necessarily a true one – of pain and misery inside the isolated corridors of virus clustered so-called sanctuaries for the weak and aged. These places haunt the imagination of Ireland’s ageing. Many see them as a dumping ground for unwanted generations.
COVID Times – Lockdown Legacies
Making a will during the coronavirus pandemic is simple and rewarding. In some respects, it is less stuffy as it can be done from your home while you are sitting in your favourite armchair enjoying a cup of tea.
Moot Court Competition
Alice Jago, a trainee solicitor at Partners at Law, competed as part of the Irish team at the 2019 International Environmental Mooting Competition. In September 2018 Alice entered her training at the Law Society of Ireland for part one of the Professional Practice Course. Having always had a passion for the law and the environment, the environmental competition was the only moot competition she tried out for.