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Fiona McNulty
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About Fiona
Fiona is a Partner in our Health and Prosecutions department.
She advises across a broad range
of healthcare law matters, including child care law, vulnerable adults and High
Court inherent jurisdiction applications. With extensive advocacy skills and
experience, Fiona appears regularly before the courts on behalf of statutory
agency and healthcare clients such as the HSE, Tusla and Children’s Health
Ireland. She has considerable expertise in the areas of wardship and assisted
decision-making, and is appointed to the Decision Support Service panel of
decision-making representatives. She acts for the Health Service Executive in
Mental Health Act applications in respect of minors.
Fiona advises large technology
companies and other organisations on various aspects of criminal prosecutions
and investigations, including search warrants, production orders and mutual
legal assistance requests. She acts for healthcare bodies in disclosure
applications in criminal trials.
fmcnulty@mhc.ie
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