"Luke Curran & Co Solicitors Newry provide an excellent & professional service. They are very responsive, accommodating and easy to work with. We have no hesitation in recommending their services to our clients who no doubt will feel at ease regardless of their situation"
Luke Curran & Co. Solicitors Newry is one of Ireland's longest established and experienced legal firms. Since foundation in 1936 we have been serving the needs of our clients in the Newry area and further afield. For over 80 years the firm has provided legal guidance to private and commercial clients in all major areas of law in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
There are many reasons why you may need legal advice throughout your lifetime and it is crucial that you have confidence that the solicitor you choose to represent your interests has the expertise and ability to deliver results. Whether your legal problem involves Buying Property or Selling Property, Making a Will, Estate Planning, Accidents or Personal Injury, Divorce, Commercial Litigation, Business or Employment our team has the specialism you require.
We offer a fresh innovative approach to deliver our legal services in a professional manner with courtesy. We deal with all matters in a timely fashion and importantly with cost efficiency.
Two well-respected Newry Solicitors - Karen McNally and Damian McCrink, are now the current partners in Luke Curran & Co, and between them provide almost 30 year of legal advice to clients.
At Luke Curran & Co. Solicitors Newry we can also guarantee greater client satisfaction by offering transparency in billing and quotations upon request.
We offer a free no obligation consultation to assess your needs or the merits of your case.
Contact us on 02830267134 or law@lukecurran.co.uk
"I have been in business 25 years and dealt with dozens of solicitors. Damian McCrink is unquestionably the best of them. He has successfully represented me and my clients across a spectrum of matters, from simple to highly complex. He is a meticulous, knowledgeable, personable, straight-talking professional, and a pleasure to deal with. Damian is a fierce advocate for your position and your rights. He is undoubtedly the man you should have on your side."
What is Stress? When pressure at work causes you to have an adverse reaction to it then it becomes stress or occupational stress. Occupational stress is often caused when an employee while performing tasks, responsibilities and pressures connected with their job struggles to manage their workload effectively. An employee is able to make a claim against occupational stress, when an employer fails to protect an employee against undue pressure and stress in the workplace, which later goes on to develop into an identifiable physical or psychological injury. In such instances an employee is entitled to personal injury compensation.
Everyone knows that they should have a Will, but you may be surprised to learn that over 70% of the adult population in the UK has not got around to making one. Even more surprising is that of the 30% that do have a Will in place this is often out of date, or will not achieve what they actually intended it to do!!
Our office will be closed Thursday and Friday the 30th & 31st May 2019 to allow us to move to our new office at Bank Buildings, 39 Hill Street, Newry, Co. Down BT34 1AF.
If you make a will, your executors have the job of sorting out your estate. If there’s no will, usually your next of kin does this. They can instruct your solicitor to deal with matters on their behalf and to advise them correctly.
The Metro Building was sold for in excess of its £21m asking price in the biggest deal of the year so far. We at Luke Curran & Co. Commercial Property Solicitors were delighted to assist our private property trust client along with BDO Northern Ireland in this acquisition.
If you live in Northern Ireland and have over £23,250 in capital (savings, investments and property including the value of your home) as at 2018, your local Health and Social Care Trust will assess you as being able to pay the full cost of your residential care or nursing home fees. It is against the law to transfer ownership of an asset to another person specifically to avoid paying your care home fees HOWEVER there are many reasons however why someone may wish to dispose of the family home that do not include trying to avoid long term care costs.
