Anthony Carmody | Carmody Moran Solicitors Dublin

Blanchardstown, Castleknock, Dublin City Centre

Anthony Carmody Profile

Partner

Anthony qualified as a Solicitor in 2000 and Notary Public in 2016. He leads the Litigation Department within the practice. Prior to establishing his own legal practice, he worked in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department of one Ireland’s largest law firms, A & L Goodbody Solicitors LLP.

From his background as an insurance defence litigator representing major insurance companies and high profile businesses in relation to personal injury, public and employer’s liability cases, he is a formidable advocate and litigator having prosecuted and defended high value claims before various Court fora and statutory bodies. He has regularly been appointed as Guardian Ad Litem in cases before the superior courts.

His current practice includes probate disputes, catastrophic personal injury litigation and family law, Anthony has an approachable style which combined with his significant experience means he is regularly sought out by colleagues and clients to represent them on their behalf with utmost confidence and professionalism.

Professional Qualifications

2021 STEP Diploma and prize winner

2016 Diploma in Notarial Law and Practice

2009 Trained collaborative lawyer

2009 Diploma in Family Law, Law Society of Ireland

2005 Trained mental health lawyer

2003 – 2004 Diploma in Arbitration, University College Dublin

1997 – 1999 Professional and Advanced Courses, Law Society of Ireland

1988 – 1992 B.A., National University of Ireland, Maynooth

Professional Appointments

2016 Notary Public

2006 The first advocate to present a case to the Mental Health (Criminal Law) Review Board

Memberships

Society of Estate and Trust Practionners (S.T.E.P.)

Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (A.P.I.L.)

Dublin Solicitors Bar Association (D.B.S.A)

Family Lawyer’s Association

Medico-Legal Society of Ireland

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