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Liam Guidera
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Liam is a Partner in our Dispute Resolution team and is leader of the firm’s Investigations and White Collar Crime practice. He is a deeply experienced lawyer acting in complex contractual and tortious litigation, principally for plaintiffs in many landmark cases.
Renowned for his client-orientated, strategic advice, Liam has also appeared as an advocate in many Courts, Inquiries and Tribunals. He is ranked as a Leading Individual in Legal 500 and has developed the firm’s Investigations practice.
In recent years. he has been involved in a number of high profile independent reviews, investigations and public inquiries, both national and international. He has acted for several corporates and financial institutions in regulatory investigations. He authored a report which was lodged with the Central Bank (CBI.)
Liam is also a qualified arbitrator with CIArb. and an accredited mediator with CEDR. He is Vice-Chair of the Law Society ADR Committee.
lguidera@mhc.ie
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If my business partner and I are having disagreements, what are my options for resolving a dispute? Should I go to court or is there another way?
If I am injured in an accident, how do I file a personal injury claim in Ireland, and what should I expect during the process?
If I inherit property or money, am I required to pay inheritance tax in Ireland? How much can I inherit before I need to pay tax?
I was dismissed from my job, and I feel the decision was unfair. What steps can I take to challenge this in Ireland?
What are my rights if I’m arrested by the Gardaí? Can I refuse to answer questions, and do I need a solicitor immediately?
If I’m having a conversation with someone, can I legally record it in Ireland without their consent?
If I believe a will is unfair or was made under pressure, can I challenge it in Ireland?
If I receive a fine for something I didn’t do, what steps can I take to contest it legally?