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About Nikaela
Nikaela is a Senior Associate in the Health and Prosecutions Team.
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, Nikaela appears regularly before the courts on behalf of statutory agency and healthcare clients such as the HSE and Tusla. Nikaela also prosecutes on behalf of TUSLA in respect of education welfare matters.
Prior to joining this team. Nikaela has over 10 years experience working in the areas of immigration law, family law, civil litigation and acting on behalf of Guardian ad Litems and parents in child care proceedings and High Court adoptions proceedings. She has worked at leading firms in the areas of immigration, child, family and criminal law and has developed considerable advocacy experience through her range of roles and acting for a varied client base.
nrusk@mhc.ie
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