Conor McLaughlin Solicitor Donegal

Conor McLaughlin (PRINCIPAL)

Conor McLaughlin is Principal at Conor McLaughlin & Associates and practices in their Litigation Department. Conor is a seasoned litigator focusing his practice in Personal injury, Medical negligence, Employment Law and Data Protection. Conor offers clients sophisticated strategies and creative solutions in all areas of the law.

Conor is an Ivy League graduate holding a Masters in Law from the prestigious University of Pennsylvania Law School. Before joining Conor McLaughlin & Associates, Conor practiced in a local Donegal firm along with two large International firms in Luxembourg.

Practice areas

  • Litigation
  • Personal Injury*
  • Medical Negligence*
  • Employment law
  • Product Liability
  • Company Law
  • Landlord & Tenant Law
  • Data Protection
  • Family Law
  • Bankruptcy & Insolvency
  • Advice for Investments in the French Speaking World

Professional Affiliations

  • Donegal Bar Association
  • American Bar Association

Education

  • Degree in Law – University of Wales
  • Masters in Law – University of Pennsylvania

Other Qualifications

  • Professional Certificate in Data Protection – University College Dublin
  • Certificat de Langue et Civilisation Françaises – Université de Paris – Sorbonne

Bar and Law Society Admissions

  • Law Society of Ireland
  • Law Society of England & Wales
  • Law Society of Northern Ireland
  • New York Bar

Lecturing Experience

  • Universität Trier, Germany
  • University of Ulster, Ireland

Languages

  • English
  • French

Speaking Invitations

  • Legal Profession in Ireland – Letterkenny Institute of Technology
  • Continental Law from Roman times to Present day – Letterkenny Institute of Technology
  • General Data Protection Regulation – Dublin Business School
  • Personal Injury process in Ireland – Letterkenny Institute of Technology (Free Legal Advice Counsel)

Awards

  • Penn Law Distinguished Pro Bono Service Award 2011

Publications

  • Contributor to the Donegal Democrat, Leitrim Observer & Sligo Champion

 

*In contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement.