Welcome to Paul W. Keogh LLP Solicitors
Located in the heart of Dublin City Centre, Paul W. Keogh & Company LLP Solicitors is one of Ireland’s leading boutique law firms.
We have many years specialist expertise in the areas of Residential & Commercial Property Sales, Probate & Wills, Property & Tenant Law, Corporate Law, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, and Employment Law.
Paul W. Keogh & Company LLP Solicitors has built and maintains a solid and reliable reputation through the delivery of professional, focused and personalised services to private clients and businesses alike, in Dublin City and beyond.
We believe in building long term relationships based on trust.
Why not book your meeting with one of our talented and experienced team?
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When choosing a solicitor in Ireland, prioritize specialized experience in your specific legal issue (e.g., conveyancing, family law, or personal injury), a strong professional reputation verified by online reviews, and clear, proactive communication. Ensure they are registered with the Law Society of Ireland and provide a transparent, written breakdown of estimated fees and costs upfront.
Key Aspects to Look For:
Relevant Specialization: Do not hire a general practitioner for complex matters. Ensure they specialise in your area of need, such as property law (conveyancing) for buying a home, or litigation for court cases.
Reputation and Recommendations: Ask friends or family for recommendations, and check platforms like Google Reviews for patterns of positive feedback, particularly regarding client communication and reliability.
Transparent Fee Structure: Under Irish law, solicitors must provide a Cost Notice (or letter of engagement) detailing their charges before starting work. Ask about their fee structure—hourly rate vs. fixed fee—and ensure it’s reasonable.
Proactive Communication: Choose a solicitor who explains complex jargon in plain English, returns calls/emails promptly, and keeps you updated without needing to be chased.
Accessibility and Comfort: The solicitor should be approachable and willing to listen, making you feel comfortable and trusting.
Local Knowledge: For conveyancing, a solicitor familiar with the local property market and potential issues in your specific area is highly beneficial.
Questions to Ask Before Hiring:
How many cases similar to mine have you handled in the last year?
What is your fee structure and what additional costs might occur?
Will you be handling my case personally, or will it be delegated to a staff member?
How often will you update me on progress?
Ensure they are registered with the Law Society of Ireland, as this ensures they are regulated and authorised to practice.
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