Leitrim Medical Negligence Solicitor

No. The first conversation is normally by phone or video, which works well given the distance from Leitrim. You can talk through your concerns from home. A Dublin meeting is only arranged later if it is genuinely needed.

Yes, much of it can. Video calls, phone calls, secure email and post cover most of the early and middle stages. Some later steps may need a Dublin meeting, but Stephen will give you notice and keep any travel to a minimum.

He can assist people throughout the county, including Carrick on Shannon, Manorhamilton, Ballinamore, Drumshanbo, Mohill and rural areas in between. Where you live within Leitrim makes no difference, as the early work is done remotely.

Get in touch by phone, email or the contact form here, and Stephen will arrange a call. He will listen to what happened and explain the options that may be open to you. There is no obligation to continue afterwards.

Yes. Stephen can consider concerns about care wherever it happened, including within Leitrim. He will listen carefully and explain how such matters are usually looked at, then help you understand whether it may be worth taking further.

Yes. Time limits apply in Ireland and can be tighter than expected. It is wise to seek advice sooner rather than later. Stephen can explain how the limits might apply to your own circumstances during your first conversation.

Medical records often help to build a clear picture of what happened. With your consent, Stephen can explain how they are requested and obtained. There is no need to gather them yourself before making contact.

Yes, in many cases you can. This often arises with elderly parents or children. Stephen can explain who is able to act, how it works and what the next steps could look like, all in plain terms.

Yes. Everything you tell Stephen is treated confidentially. You can talk openly about a difficult or upsetting experience knowing it stays private while you decide what you want to do.

Stephen sets out costs clearly before any work starts, so you know where you stand. He does not charge a percentage of any award. If anything about fees is unclear, please ask and he will explain it again.

Stephen qualified in 2025 and trained at one of Ireland's leading firms. He provides a careful, personal service and will be straight with you about your situation. Where a matter calls for further input, he draws on suitable support.