Specialist Protected Disclosure Solicitor | Dublin Ireland
Crushell & Co have extensive experience in advising both employers and employees on all aspects of workplace protected disclosure and whistle-blowing law in Ireland.
We counsel clients on all areas of Irish protected disclosure and whistle-blowing law, including the raising of complaints relating to the commission of criminal offences, failure to comply with legal obligations, endangering the health and safety of individuals and damaging the environment. We also provide advice to employees who believe they have been penalised for making a protected disclosure, and to employers who face such a complaint.
Speak to one of our Dublin based specialist protected disclosure and whistle-blowing solicitors, to determine how we can best assist you with your legal matter.
Crushell & Co is a boutique law firm offering bespoke employment law advice. We advise employers and employees on all aspects of Irish employment law. We have extensive experience in advising clients on every aspects of the employment relationship, from recruitment to retirement, remuneration to redundancy and workplace disputes to dismissal. We have a track record of achieving successful outcomes for our clients, through both formal and informal mechanisms.
Speak to one of our Dublin based specialist employment solicitors to determine how we can best assist you with your employment law matter.
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