Louise Fitzpatrick

Solicitor, Galway Office

Louise is a Solicitor in the firm’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department, specialising in Healthcare Law. She advises healthcare professionals on the hearing of inquests and in the defence of medical claims.

Louise has extensive experience in all aspects of litigation procedure and practices in all Court jurisdictions. She holds Certificates in Data Protection Practice, Technology Law and Mediation Practice and Skills from the Law Society of Ireland.

Education

National University of Ireland IPA – Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

University of Limerick – Masters in Law (General) LLM

Professional

Admitted as a solicitor in Ireland

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Practice Areas

Healthcare Litigation

Sectors

Health Care Litigation

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Louise Fitzpatrick

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