RATHMINES BRANCH RE-LOCATED BACK TO ORMOND QUAY

Dublin's, Four CourtsPlease note, as Tadgh Kelly Solicitor has now embarked on an alternative legal career path, our private client branch of Pearts Solicitors has now re-located back to 24/26 Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin 7.

Valerie Peart Solicitor together with Trainee Solicitor Darren Reilly assisted by Niamh Wade BL will happily help with your legal query where possible.

After many years of working for Pearts, we wish Tadgh all of the best in his future endeavors.

 

 

Best of Luck Valerie!

Congratulations to our very own Valerie Peart who has been shortlisted for the Family Businesswoman of the Year category at this years IMAGE PwC Business Woman of the Years Awards! With it being the first time IMAGE Publications have had this category, we are hopeful that she will get the recognition she deserves.  Whatever happens on the 14th April, it is sure to be a superb night surrounded by inspiring women in business! Best of luck Valerie and to all of the finalists on the night. #BWOTY23

Christmas Holidays

We wish to advise that our offices will close for the Christmas break from Thursday the 23rd December 2021 and will re-open on Tuesday the 4th January 2022 at 9.00 a.m. 

We would like to wish you and yours a very Happy Christmas and a peaceful New Year.

In light of the particular challenges that 2021 has presented to everyone, we want to express our thanks to you for all of your loyal support and understanding throughout the year.

Have a great Christmas!

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Christmas Holidays

Pearts Solicitors would like to wish you all a wonderful Christmas despite the current conditions, and look forward to better times in 2021!

The office of will close for the Christmas break on Wednesday 23rd  December and will re-open on Monday the 4th January 2021 at 9am.

COVID-19 Update

In light of the current COVID-19 virus outbreak, Pearts Solicitors continue to offer all services to our clients.

In line with Government guidelines, we have put a comprehensive contingency plan in place to ensure safety for all.

Please continue to contact us by phone on 01 873 6238 or email Tadgh Kelly Solicitor tkelly@pearts.ie or AnnMarie Lynch Solicitor alynch@pearts.ie directly, who will, as far as possible, deal with all queries remotely.

Visits to our office are currently restricted, but by special arrangement, and observing strict protocols as advised by The Law Society, some appointments can be facilitated, for example for the execution of a Will, or Mortgage Documents, that would need to be witnessed by us.

Thank you for your understanding.

Selling your Home

Spring is a popular time for buying and selling property. Hopefully the answers to the following questions will give you some insight about the process of selling your home.

 

How do I sell my house?
There are two ways to sell a house – by private treaty or by auction. It is important to be guided by an auctioneer or other professionals in the area as to the best way to sell your particular house. Which method is the better will depend on a number of factors including the type of house, the state of the property market, the area etc. This is why it is best to consult a professional Keep reading →

GDPR Update

In light of the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) which came into play today, we have updated our website Privacy Policy which can be found here.

In other preparation to comply with this new regulation, Pearts staff received their training in GDPR this week and are now fully aware that it does not stand for GDown to the Post Room or General Daily Productivity Rate but does, in fact, mean General Data Protection Regulation. 

All staff will be working extremely hard to make sure they adhere to our new policies which we have implemented to keep us fully compliant.

For more information on this new EU regulation, visit www.gdprandyou.ie

Tadgh Kelly Solicitor Awarded First-Class Honours Masters Degree

Tadgh Kelly Solicitor, who heads-up our Private Client Services has been awarded a first-class honours Masters Degree in Laws from the Law Society of Ireland School of Law.

His main area of research as part of his Masters programme was in the area of head injury arising out of car on bicycle collisions, paying particular attention to the courts view of the efficacy of the bicycle crash helmet in injury prevention and the degree of reduction in awards in compensation for the non-wearing of a bicycle crash helmet.

When asked why he wanted to focus on this particular topic, he replied, Keep reading →