Meet our legal team at Synnott Lawline
Our legal team has years of experience to guide you through the claims process with ease. Talk to us about your case. We are here to help 7 days a week.
David Synnott
PRINCIPAL
David has been practising law for the past 35 years and is one of the most experienced practitioners in all aspects of the law of personal injury claims. David has successfully represented plaintiffs in numerous high value injury cases and landmark cases, as well as many thousands of victims of everyday accidents.
Michelle Synnott
SOLICITOR, LLB.
Michelle has been working in Synnott Lawline since 2003. Michelle is a fully qualified solicitor with an LLB Degree. Areas of practice include;
- Personal injuries
- Medical Law
- Fatal injuries
- Defamation Law
- Probate and Administration of Estates
Aimée Mulroy
FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, LLM. LLB.
Aimee is Head of Family Law at Synnott Lawline solicitors. Aimee has significant experience dealing with the full range of family law issues including complex divorce and judicial separation matters, access, custody and maintenance, civil partnership and non-martial relationship disputes, and domestic violence issues. Aimee is a graduate of Trinity College Dublin and has lectured in law at a third-level institution in Ireland. Aimee was admitted onto the Roll of Solicitors in Ireland in 2015 and has over twenty years’ experience in private and commercial legal practice and corporate legal rolls in Ireland. Aimee holds Diplomas in Family Law and Employment Law from the Law Society of Ireland and has recently completed a certification in Immigration Law.
Got a question about starting a claim for Personal Injury or Medical Negligence?
Contact us 7 days a week by phone, email or fill out the callback form and a solicitor will contact you without delay. We are Here to Help.
Call 014534890 or Email info@lawline.ie
Road Traffic Accidents
If you were injured in a road accident due to another party’s fault, you may be eligible for compensation. Our legal team will guide you through the claims process.
Personal Injury Accidents
Injury claims involving accidents in public places, leisure centres, and workplaces are common. We will assist you in determining who is legally responsible and secure the compensation you deserve.
Accidents at Work
Common workplace accidents arise from heavy lifting, carrying, slipping, tripping, falling objects, tools, machinery or repetitive tasks. Employers have a duty to provide a safe work environment. If your injuries were caused in work you may be eligible to seek compensation.
General Practice Legal Department.
No Win No Fee Explained
No Win No Fee – The legal term used to describe how solicitors take on a case where they pay the costs of the litigation. Irish Law Firms who operate on this basis pay for the medical reports, expert fees and other legal costs associated with your injury case. It’s common for specialised personal injury firms to operate on a “no win no fee” basis. Solicitors are not allowed to advertise no win no fee services.
Start your injury case
If you’ve suffered injury, loss, damage or expense as a result of another party’s negligent act or omission, you may be entitled to claim from that party or their insurers. Starting a case with our legal team is a seamless process. Subject to strict exceptions, you have two years from the date of your accident to commence legal proceedings. A different claims policy applies to children under 18.
What can I claim for?
Personal Injury Claim amounts are difficult to value at the outset of any case, but the value of your case in terms of General Damages will depend on the severity of the injury, the pain, suffering and inconvenience caused by the length of time to recover and the prognosis for the future. In addition, you are entitled to claim for all financial losses and expenses sustained by you as a result of the accident.
Talk to a Solicitor today
Contact us 7 days a week by phone, email or fill out the tell us about your case form and a solicitor will contact you without delay. We are Here to Help.
