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
Practice Areas
Sectors
Sarah Slevin always provides good advice at an unexpected time of need. Her advice is always efficient and competent and explained in a very concise and clear way. She handles everything with professionalism and care.– The Legal 500 (2023)
Diarmaid Gavin is very experienced in his sector and dealing with the CCPC, he can navigate a transaction through all the requirements. A client needs a skilled pair of hands in engaging with the CCPC and Diarmaid delivers that.– The Legal 500 (2023)
Richard Martin is the full package. He has incredible judgement, is a brilliant strategist and is an absolute pleasure to work with.– The Legal 500 (2023)
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