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Provided by Alison Kelleher
Alison is a Partner in the Healthcare and Litigation Departments specialising in the defence of professional and clinical negligence proceedings with particular experience in defending high value contentious disputes in the High Court. She advises Public and Private Health Service providers on a range of specialist disciplines including child protection, mental health, patient capacity, regulatory issues and data protection.
A strong advocate for use of ADR and mediation to resolve complex disputes, Alison is the Chair of the Law Society’s ADR Committee. She is also both a Lecturer and Examiner on Law Society’s Diploma in Healthcare Law 2020-2021.
Alison is a CEDR Accredited Mediator and previously practised in London with Weightmans LLP in the area of clinical negligence.
BCL, UCC; Chair ADR Committee Law Society of Ireland 2020 – 2022;
Lecturer and Examiner Diploma in Healthcare Law, Law Society of Ireland 2021;
Certificate in Healthcare Law, Law Society of Ireland;
Certificate in Data Protection Law;
Member of the Roll of Solicitors, Law Society of Ireland, England & Wales;
Tutor, Law Society of Ireland Professional Training Course for Solicitors;
Member of the Southern Law Association & Dublin Solicitors Bar Association;
CEDR Accredited Mediator.
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Advancing in the rankings, Alison Kelleher is visible advising on medical negligence and malpractice claims. Her clients include both public and private healthcare providers.
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"Alison Kelleher demonstrates a strong knowledge base regarding all issues relating to hospitals and healthcare. She is always prepared for any meeting and associated case, and has empathy for the patient and hospital staff involved."
"Alison Kelleher demonstrates a strong knowledge base regarding all issues relating to hospitals and healthcare. She is always prepared for any meeting and associated case, and has empathy for the patient and hospital staff involved."
