Emma Murphy
Associate, Cork Office
Emma is an Associate, practising as part of the firm’s Dispute Resolution team. She has experience in advising clients in litigation matters across all court jurisdictions, and specialises in insurance defence work, personal injuries claims and material damage claims.
Emma also has experience in licensing law and advises and acts for clients in relation to licensing applications at both District and Circuit Court levels. This includes applications for new licences, revivals and transfers of licences, public dance licences, restaurant certificates, club registrations, lottery licences and special exemptions.
Education
University College Cork (BCL Hons) (LLM Hons)
Professional
Admitted as a solicitor in Ireland.
Practice Areas
Sectors
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