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Edward is a Dispute Resolution Consultant and a key member of our Public, Regulatory & Investigations and our Charity & Not-for-Profit teams. He is a leading practitioner in the conduct of inquiries, private and public, statutory and non-statutory.
He is a specialist in procedures attendant upon professional disciplinary matters. He is a key advisor to charitable organisations in the areas of risk and regulatory compliance. An accredited CEDR mediator, Edward works primarily in the field of dispute resolution, guiding charitable organisations in this area.
Edward has deep familiarity with the organisational and systemic issues which arise within the charitable and not for profit sector. He is a trusted advisor of long-standing to many of the leading charities in Ireland.
He takes pride in ensuring that the needs of clients are always met in the most timely and cost efficient manner without compromise to quality.
egleeson@mhc.ie
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