Suspended Ballaghaderreen solicitor has paid €395,000 to former firm’s client account
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Ballaghaderreen solicitor Declan O’Callaghan has paid €395,000 to the client account of his former law firm in the latest chapter of a long-running dispute over funds, The Irish Times reports.
Mr O’Callaghan was ordered in July not to practise as a solicitor pending the outcome of Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal proceedings focused on allegations that he withdrew €344,000 in excessive fees from a bereaved child’s €454,840 estate.
The case returned to the High Court yesterday and Mr Justice Peter Kelly was told that €395,000 had been paid into the client account of Kilraine O’Callaghan from Mr O’Callaghan’s personal funds.
A joint practice manager appointed by the Law Society of Ireland has been meeting with clients to close out files.
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