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Lauren McCausland
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Lauren is an associate in our Public, Regulatory and Investigations team. She advises clients in both the public and private sectors, and advises in relation to public law litigation matters, regulatory, information and administrative law. Lauren has a particular interest in advising on legal and ethical issues for public, voluntary and private healthcare providers.
Lauren provides advice to healthcare clients, including private, public and voluntary hospitals on patient confidentiality, data protection, freedom of information (FOI) and legal and ethical issues concerning such as assisted human reproduction.
Lauren advises and represents statutory bodies in judicial reviews and other public law litigation in the High Court.
In addition, Lauren advises public bodies on their statutory powers and duties, fair procedures and on statutory interpretation. Lauren also advises public and private clients on their obligations under lobbying legislation.
lmccausland@mhc.ie
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I believe I’m being discriminated against at work because of my gender. What are my legal rights in Ireland, and how can I take action?
If you’ve been asked to come to the Garda station, you may feel uncertain about your rights and what steps to take. What should you do next to protect yourself legally?
If I’m having a conversation with someone, can I legally record it in Ireland without their consent?
If I suffer an injury while at work, can I claim compensation? How do I go about it, and what are my rights?
If I believe a will is unfair or was made under pressure, can I challenge it in Ireland?
I’ve recently lost my job. Am I entitled to any benefits or financial support from the government in Ireland?
I want to move to Ireland permanently. What is the process for applying for a visa, and what are the requirements?
If I need to go to family court, am I eligible for legal aid in Ireland, and how do I apply?