This blog is intended to be a passionate non-partisan look at the law. My goal is to provide an objective look at how the law works. This is NOT a political blog! A glowing and positive post here does not necessarily mean I agree or support a particular readers opinions. Rather it means that I wish to recognise their right to express their point. Discussion is always welcomed, but not partisan bic
kering. I recognise everyone has their opinion and should be allowed to express it in a discussion forum. Hopefully we can create a community here where diverse legal ideologies converge to learn from each other in order to break the gridlock that divides. General Background:
Paula Scollan is a General Practitioner, human rights lawyer and legal affairs columnist with the Leitrim Observer Newspaper. She owns an established firm of solicitors in Dublin and Leitrim. Her interests include Human Rights and the science of DNA testing and how it applies to the criminal justice system. When Paula first established the firm in Dublin in 2006 her clients were mostly members of the medical profession living in Ireland who had come here to work from from India, Pakistan and the Philippines. Over the years she developed a strong Dublin clientele with offices in Suffolk Street, Dublin 2 and Clongriffin, Dublin 13. In more recent years she opened an office in Drumshanbo and indeed 70% of the practice is now conducted from her Drumshanbo office servicing all counties in Ireland and elsewhere. Disclaimer: All articles on this page are written by Paula Scollan and contain general information and cannot be relied upon as legal advice. A person should always contact their Solicitor to obtain legal advice specific to their own situation. The law is constantly changing and evolving. In contentious business a Solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any reward or settlement.
