The High Court in Belfast has dismissed a judicial review against the Secretary of State’s decision to prohibit the Drumcree parade along the Garvaghy Road. Phoenix Law represented the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition.
The High Court in Belfast has dismissed a judicial review against the Secretary of State’s decision to prohibit the Drumcree parade along the Garvaghy Road. Phoenix Law represented the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition.
Phoenix Law’s Darragh Mackin, a leading Belfast solicitor and human rights lawyer, joined former President Mary Robinson at Irish Rule of Law International’s “What’s Law Got to Do With It?” event in Dublin.
Garvaghy Road Residents await a ruling from the Court of Appeal after challenging the Parades Commission’s decision to permit the […]
Kneecap’s legal team, Phoenix Law have today welcomed a significant legal victory before the London Divisional Court. The Divisional Court […]
Phoenix Law has today confirmed that it has issued legal proceedings on behalf of the Irish rap group Kneecap comprised of […]
A football player has been granted an urgent appeal hearing following legal intervention After late night pre action correspondence for […]
Today the Loughgall Truth and Justice Campaign met with the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Mr Hilary Benn MP. The […]
The Northern Ireland Protocol and Windsor Framework: Expert Solicitors Belfast The Northern Ireland Protocol / Windsor Framework: A New Dawn […]
Phoenix Law Lodges Application for Fresh Inquest into the Tragic Summerland Fire Disaster (Isle of Man, 1973) For Immediate Release […]
A legal challenge is to be brought over plans to redevelop the site of the Creeslough explosion where 10 people […]