J.O.S Solicitors- Law Firm Dublin & Galway

Jason O’ Sullivan, Solicitor and Public Affairs Consultant of J.O.S Solicitors, was a interviewed by Broadcaster George Hook on his show High Noon to discuss the contentious topic of Medical Negligence and Concussion in world rugby. * Its the l

The rugby season has begun, with the Guinness PRO12 up and running and the imminent international test matches taking place in November. There will be the usual debates and opinions aired, from fans to pundits, ranging from team selections to team su

The rugby season has commenced in earnest with the Guinness PRO12 currently up and running from a club perspective and the imminent international test matches taking place in November. There will be the usual debates and opinions aired, from fans to

J.O.S Solicitors has a keen and intrinsic understanding of the need for organisations to ensure Employee Engagement is integral to the internal operations of a business and is at the heart of its workplace environment.

For an organisation to succeed

The 1^st September 2016, will be a significant date for families and fathers throughout Ireland, as it marks the commencement of the Paternity Leave and Benefit Bill 2016.

Tánaiste and Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald heralded

The fallout from Brexit has only just begun, ensuring that the political chaos and economic uncertainty deriving from last Friday’s (24^th June) shock result will remain a prominent topic on the global agenda for some time.

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The long awaited O’Higgins Report, which examined allegations of Garda corruption, as published on the 11^th May 2016 has understandably been the subject of much media commentary since and will likely remain a prominent story for some

J.O.S Solicitors offer company law advices and services to established businesses and start-ups which range from the basics of company formation through to complex commercial drafting, each aspect tailored to the organisational needs.

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Jason O’ Sullivan of J.O.S Solicitors was asked by RTE One News to comment on the possibility of gender quotas in the public sector from an employment law specialist perspective,  following the recent report by the N.U.I.G task force as&he