KRW LAW Belfast

12/03/2026

29/01/2026

Belfast firm KRW LAW has been included by the Infected Blood Compensation Authority (IBCA) among the small number of law firms nominated to provide legal assistance to victims of the infected blood scandal who are applying for compensation. The scheme will help to process applications for all victim

26/01/2026

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KRW LAW Belfast

09/12/2025

Failure to identify Stakeknife would be 'huge disappointment’

£40 million, nine years investigation, dozens of killings, just one prosecution

https://rte.ie/news/ireland/2025/1209/1547967-ni-inquiry-findings/

08/12/2025

🚨 JOB OPPORTUNITY 🚨

We are seeking to recruit an established solicitor to complement our growing civil department. (Ideally 3+ years PQE)

Caseload will include high court litigation including medical negligence.

Competitive salary.

To apply email [email protected]

26/11/2025

Significant settlement against Belfast Health and Social Care Trust re historical childhood abuse suffered by our client whilst in foster care.

Our client, who has chosen to remain anonymous, reported allegations of sexual, physical and emotional abuse perpetrated against her.

20/11/2025

07/11/2025

Seimineár i dTeach an Dlí Cumann mar chuid den Oireachtas

Róise Fitzpatrick ina gceannais mar Bhean an Tí an lá

Eamon Ó Cuiv Uachtarán an tOireachtas

Íar DPP Barra McGrory KC

Dr Niall Comer, Ollscoil Uladh

Pól Deeds an chéad Choimisinéir Gaeilge

31/10/2025

KRW Law Secures Over £20 Million in Compensation for Victims of Historic Institutional Abuse

We represented 1228 applicants, the highest number of applications from a single law firm, securing over 20% of the totality of determinations by the Board

https://
krw-law.ie/historic-insti
tutional-abuse-compensation/

24/10/2025

Gary Duffy, Associate Solicitor at KRW Law who represented the Plaintiff, commented:

“This settlement is a significant milestone for our client, who has shown remarkable resilience and bravery in coming forward to confront the trauma they endured. We are pleased to have brought this matter to a swift and dignified conclusion, ensuring our client received both acknowledgment and vindication for the abuse that they suffered.

However, it is deeply concerning that this is the second case involving Father Cunningham that KRW Law has settled within the past year. The fact that two survivors have come forward in such a short period of time may indicate that there are others who were similarly affected. We urge anyone who may have experienced abuse to seek support and legal advice.

No one should suffer in silence, and justice is possible no matter how much time has passed.”