Hayes Solicitors

Mary Hough, partner and head of healthcare at Hayes solicitors, explores the Supreme Court ruling reaffirming that the ‘Dunne’ principles remain the appropriate legal test for establishing liability in medical negligence litigation in Ireland. In its recent decision in the case of Ruth M

Rebecca Conlon, consultant in the healthcare team at Hayes solicitors, examines the recent High Court decision in Anne Marie Clifford v Heath Service Executive & Kerry General Hospital. In December 2019 the High Court dismissed the claim of a Plaintiff who alleged a delay of 36 minutes in transf

Anne Lyne, partner at Hayes solicitors, has been appointed as chair of the Employment Law Association of Ireland (ELAI). Ms Lyne, who succeeds outgoing chair Peter Murphy, joins secretary Julie Galbraith, treasurer Ciarán Ahern and deputy chair Linda Hynes on the committee of the association.

A&L Goodbody has become the first law firm in Ireland with more than 300 practising solicitors, according to new figures. The firm, led by managing partner Julian Yarr, employed 313 solicitors with practising certificates (PCs) at the end of December 2019, according to yearly figures published b

Dublin-based Hayes has announced seven appointments across key practice areas, bringing its headcount to 62 lawyers. Mary Kelleher joins the firm as a consultant in the employment law team and Tim Waghorn joins as an associate on the banking and financial services team.

Staff at Hayes Solicitors took part in the Vhi Women's Mini Marathon on Sunday to raise funds for two Irish charities.

Hayes Solicitors has announced the promotion of Áine Coghill and Katy Meade to partner. Ms Coghill has been promoted to partner in the property department. She has extensive experience in all aspects of property transactions acting for both vendors and purchasers in the sale and purchase of i

Fergal Mullins, solicitor in the healthcare team at Hayes solicitors, writes on recent cases where solicitors sent their clients for medical assessments. The practice of solicitors sending their clients for specialist assessment by medical personnel without a GP referral has been the subject of rece

Hayes Solicitors has compared its performance over the past year to the fortunes of Irish rugby, with a "tremendous" second half of the year. Ken Casey, who joined the firm as partner and head of corporate in January, has focused on building the firm's transaction services offering.

Conflicts of interest, diversity and the need to enlarge the talent pool for senior non-executive board appointments were among issues discussed at a Hayes Solicitors event this morning. The corporate governance panel discussion was moderated by Ken Casey, partner and head of corporate law at Hayes

Pictured (l-r): Cian Clinch, Sarah Byrne, James Kelly, Martha Wilson, David Phelan, Conor Morgan, Fiona Shipsey, Tomás Nyhan and Jeremy Erwin Hayes Solicitors has announced the promotion of three partners and five associates across its healthcare, property and commercial teams.

Ken Casey Hayes Solicitors has announced the appointment of Ken Casey as partner and head of its new dedicated corporate law department.

Pictured (l-r): Gill Woods and Mary Gavin Dublin-based Hayes Solicitors has welcomed solicitors Gill Woods and Mary Gavin to its employment law team.

Rachel Niall Hayes Solicitors has announced the appointment of Rachel Niall as a partner in its property team.

Pictured (l-r): Áine Coghill, Rachel Niall, John Glynn, Joeanne Kenny, David Phelan, Katy Meade, Stephen McGuinness and Laura Fannin. Dublin-based Hayes Solicitors has announced the appointment of three partners and four associates to the firm.