who we are
Reddy Charlton advise and serve enterprising clients, on both professional and personal matters, with integrity, clarity and passion.
Reddy Charlton was founded in 1908 and since then our business has been built on the ambition to exceed our clients’ expectations. We know that this can only be achieved by taking the time to understand our clients and sharing their goals.
To find out how Reddy Charlton can work with you please contact us.
Paul is always extremely professional yet easy to deal with. He fought my corner like a terrier and the successful outcome was in no small way due to his meticulous preparation and dogged determination.
When you are asked, “what firm acts for you?”, there is never any hesitation from the other side in dealing with Reddy Charlton. This is because they have the reputation of acting with integrity at all times.
We have worked with Reddy Charlton with Paul and Elaine on a variety of projects in Sweden, Germany and the US and always found that they have provided an excellent service.
Without Reddy Charlton’s support and that of their excellent network, we would not be in a position whereby our brand is as well protected and registered as it is.
Practice head Tom Marren and Brendan Sharkey are ‘highly capable and practical’.
our people
Roisin Bennett
Noel Dunne
Niamh Gibney
Laura Graham
Michael Hegarty
Godfrey Hogan
Paul Keane
Peter Kearney
Patrick Kevans
Siobhán Lafferty
Tom Marren
Caoimhe McCrea
Elaine McGrath
Jonathan Mills
Andrew Murnaghan
Brendan Sharkey
Maeve Walsh
Stephanie Whelan
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Enduring Powers of Attorney: A Modern Necessity!
Enduring Powers of Attorney: A Modern Necessity! What is an Enduring Power of Attorney? An Enduring Power of Attorney is an instrument which complies with the strict procedural requirements of its governing legislation and only operates if at some point in the future the person who creates the Enduring Power of Attorney (the “Donor”) becomes
17th July 2018
Paul Keane (Reddy Charlton) and Neil Keenan (LKG Solicitors) dissect the Companies Act 2014 (Law Society Gazette).
Paul Keane (Reddy Charlton) and Neil Keenan (LKG Solicitors) dissect the Companies Act 2014 (Law Society Gazette). The Companies Act 2014 — comprising nearly 1,500 sections — is the largest piece of legislation ever passed by the Oireachtas. In the first of a series, Paul Keane and Neil Keenan start dissecting the mammoth. Download the article to read more.
28th May 2018
Draft General Scheme of Mediation Bill Published by Department of Justice
Draft General Scheme of Mediation Bill Published by Department of Justice The scheme for a Mediation Bill was published by the Department of Justice in March 2012. The main points of the scheme are as follows:- solicitorswill be obliged to advise clients to consider using mediation before issuing proceedings; partieswill be entitled to engage in
20th May 2014
Getting the Deal Done – Part 2
Getting the Deal Done Part 2 – Endeavours Where an obligation in a contract is not absolute or the required result not certain to be possible, then commercial contracts will usually provide that one party must try or endeavour to obtain the desired outcome. This obligation to endeavour is usually qualified by the term ‘best’,
19th April 2019
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Impact of BREXIT on data protection
Reddy Charlton Solicitors has issued a briefing note on the impact of Brexit on data protection. Brexit will have a huge impact on businesses that transfer data to and from the Britain. During the transition period, EU law will still apply and, therefore, GDPR remains in force. To read the full article, follow the link
9th March 2020
Reddy Charlton Newsletter Jan/Feb 2020
Welcome to the Jan/Feb 2020 edition of the Reddy Charlton newsletter, a regular update on recent legal, regulatory and industry developments of relevance to you and your business. In this issue-: Employment Law: Laura Graham on the effectiveness of post termination restrictions The Copyright Act 2019: Jonathan Mills on the commercial implications for rightholders BREXIT
13th February 2020
Newsletter December 2019
In our last newsletter of 2019: A round-up of recent transactions advised by Reddy Charlton; Fairways Hotel, the sale of Kiely’s pub and the acquisition of Clane General Hospital; Siobhán Lafferty provides an important update on legal representation in internal disciplinary proceedings; Patrick Kevans explains what’s involved in judicial review applications; And, congratulations to our
12th December 2019
UPMC and IOES acquire Clane General Hospital
Private healthcare operator UPMC in partnership with the Institute of Eye Surgery (IOES) recently acquired Clane General hospital which has been renamed UPMC Kildare Hospital. UPMC and the Institute of Eye Surgery already worked together in the UPMC owned Whitfield Clinic and are committed to collaborating on the delivery of an ophthalmology network of excellence.
10th December 2019