Kerry Medical Negligence Solicitor

No. The first conversation is almost always by phone or video, which suits the distance from Kerry well. You can explain what happened from home and decide whether to take things further. In person meetings only happen in Dublin if and when they are genuinely needed.

A large part of it can. Phone and video calls, along with secure email and post, cover most of the early and middle stages. Some steps may eventually call for a Dublin meeting, but Stephen will always tell you in advance and keep travel to a minimum.

He can speak with people right across the county, including Tralee, Killarney, Listowel, Dingle, Killorglin and the surrounding towns and rural areas. Location within Kerry does not affect the service, because the early work is done remotely.

You can get in touch by phone, email or the contact form on this site. Stephen will arrange a call to listen to your concerns and explain what might happen next. There is no obligation to go ahead after that first conversation.

Yes. Stephen can look at concerns about care wherever it took place, including in Kerry. He will listen carefully, explain how these matters are usually approached and help you understand whether there may be grounds to look further.

Yes, strict time limits apply, and they can be shorter than people expect. Because of this it is sensible to seek advice early rather than wait. Stephen can explain how the limits may apply to your circumstances during your first conversation.

Medical records are usually an important part of understanding what happened. With your consent, Stephen can explain how records are requested and gathered. You do not need to organise this yourself before getting in touch.

Yes, in many situations you can enquire about care a family member received, for example an elderly parent or a child. Stephen can explain who is able to act and how that works, and discuss the steps with you calmly and clearly.

Yes. Anything you share with Stephen is treated in confidence. You can speak openly about a sensitive or worrying experience knowing the conversation stays private while you decide what you want to do.

Stephen explains costs openly and in plain terms before any work begins, so there are no surprises. He does not charge a percentage of any award. If anything about fees is unclear, you are encouraged to ask, and he will set it out again.

Stephen qualified as a solicitor in 2025 and trained at one of Ireland's leading firms. He offers a careful, personal service and will be honest with you about your situation. Where a matter needs additional input, he draws on appropriate support.