Annmarie Buckley
Solicitor, Cork Office
Annmarie is a solicitor in the firms Dispute Resolution team.
Annmarie works on the commercial litigation team assisting on complex disputes. She works with the team on insurance defence in particular professional negligence claims involving construction and legal professionals, as well as disputes on cover. She has valuable experience handling defence litigation cases in the High Court (including the commercial court), Circuit Court and District Court, as well as consideration experience in alternative dispute resolution including multi-party mediations and arbitration.
Education
National University of Ireland Maynooth (BCL Law and Economics)
Professional
Admitted as a solicitor in Ireland
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