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LEAP Irish Law Awards 2023 Celebrate Excellence in the Legal Profession

The LEAP Irish Law Awards 2023 ceremony took place at the Clayton Hotel in Dublin last night, bringing together over 500 legal professionals from across the country to celebrate excellence in the legal profession. The event was a testament to the hard work and dedication of the legal community in Ireland, who have been recognised for their outstanding achievements. The

Employment Law

category saw Alastair Purdy, from Wood Quay-based firm, Purdy, take home the top prize for Employment Law Firm/Team/Lawyer of the Year. This award is a testament to the firm’s commitment to providing exemplary service to their clients, and their dedication to driving positive change in the employment law landscape. Other notable winners in the

Family Law

category included Geraghty & Co Solicitors in Eyre Square, who were awarded Family Law Firm/Team/Lawyer of the Year, and Dr. Brian Tobin of the University of Galway, who was announced as Legal Educator of the Year. These awards are a recognition of the firm’s and individual’s outstanding contributions to the field of family law. The

Lifetime Achievement

award was awarded to former President of Ireland, Mrs. Mary Robinson, in recognition of her dedication and service to the legal profession. This award is a testament to her enduring legacy and her continued influence on the legal landscape. The

Connacht “Law Firm of the Year”

award was awarded to Blake & Kenny of Francis Street, in recognition of their outstanding performance and commitment to excellence in the legal profession. This award is a testament to their dedication to providing exemplary service to their clients and their contribution to the legal landscape. The

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LEAP Irish Law Awards 2023 Winners
Category Winner
Employment Law Firm/Team/Lawyer of the Year Alastair Purdy, Purdy
Family Law Firm/Team/Lawyer of the Year Geraghty & Co Solicitors
Legal Educator of the Year Dr. Brian Tobin, University of Galway
Lifetime Achievement Mrs. Mary Robinson
Connacht “Law Firm of the Year” Blake & Kenny

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“I am truly humbled to receive this award, and I would like to thank the LEAP Irish Law Awards committee for this recognition. It is an honour to be part of this excellent community of legal professionals in Ireland, and I look forward to continuing to drive positive change in the legal landscape.”

— Alastair Purdy, Purdy

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Highlights

  • The LEAP Irish Law Awards 2023 ceremony was attended by over 500 legal professionals from across the country.
  • The event was a testament to the hard work and dedication of the legal community in Ireland.
  • The Connacht “Law Firm of the Year” award was awarded to Blake & Kenny of Francis Street.

Definitions

LEAP Irish Law Awards

The LEAP Irish Law Awards is an annual event that recognises exemplary service and positive change in the legal landscape. The awards are given to individuals and firms who have gone above and beyond in their practice and sector.

Legal Educator of the Year

The Legal Educator of the Year award is given to an individual who has made a significant contribution to the field of legal education. This award is a recognition of the individual’s outstanding work and dedication to educating the next generation of legal professionals.

Connacht “Law Firm of the Year”

The Connacht “Law Firm of the Year” award is given to a law firm that has exhibited outstanding performance and commitment to excellence in the legal profession. This award is a testament to the firm’s dedication to providing exemplary service to their clients and their contribution to the legal landscape.

Final Thoughts

The LEAP Irish Law Awards 2023 ceremony was a celebration of excellence in the legal profession, and it is clear that the legal community in Ireland is committed to driving positive change and exemplary service. As the legal profession continues to evolve, it is essential that we recognise and reward exemplary service and positive change in the legal landscape.

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