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For complaints about quality of service or legal costs, the LSRA first looks to resolve issues in an informal investigation. This involves a trained mediator supporting both parties to explore possible solutions.
Our short video explains what to expect: youtube.com/watch?v=B314RwTv…
⌛ Ag dúnadh go luath
Glacfar le hiarratais ar ról an Oifigigh Rialachais Faisnéise (Ardoifigeach Feidhmiúcháin) go dtí 12pm (meán lae) Dé hAoine, an 25 Meán Fómhair.
Is deis iontach í seo do dhuine ag a bhfuil eolas láidir ar chosaint sonraí agus sárscileanna cinnteoireachta.
⌛ Closing soon
The application deadline for the Information Governance Officer (Higher Executive Officer) role is Friday, 25 September at 12pm (noon).
This is an exciting opportunity for someone who has strong knowledge of data protection and excellent decision-making skills.
Legal practitioners can advertise their services, but they are subject to regulations. Rules for advertising personal injury cases include that they:
· Should not give the impression that services will be provided at no cost,
· Should not be displayed in inappropriate locations
🔗 Find out more on our website: lsra.ie/for-law-professional…
Táimid ag earcú Oifigeach Rialachais Faisnéise.
Oibreoidh an t-iarrthóir rathúil i bhfeidhm feidhmiúcháin ÚRSD, á chinntiú go gcuirfear gnáthbhainistíocht laethúil na heagraíochta i gcrích agus go soláthrófar córais éifeachtacha chun tacú le hobair fhoireann ÚRSD.
We are hiring an Information Governance Officer (Higher Executive Officer).
The successful candidate will work in the executive function of the LSRA ensuring the delivery of the day-to-day management of the organisation and effective systems to support the work of the LSRA team.
If you are a qualified barrister intending to provide legal services you must apply to have your name on the LSRA's Roll of Practising Barristers & keep your details updated. On our website you can check the Roll & find helpful info about the obligations of a practising barrister
Táimid ag earcú Oifigeach Cléireachais chun dul isteach i bhfoireann ÚRSD.
Soláthróidh sealbhóir an róil sin tacaíocht thábhachtach dár bhfoireann ghnóthach trí dhualgais chuimsitheacha oifige agus tascanna riaracháin a chur i gcrích.
🔗Tuilleadh eolais: lsra.ie/about-us/careers/
We're hiring a Clerical Officer to join the LSRA team.
This role will provide key support to our busy team by carrying out comprehensive office duties and administration tasks.
🔗Full details are available on our website: lsra.ie/about-us/careers/
Today, the LSRA publishes measures to ensure that barristers are paid fees in a timely manner. These measures were collaboratively developed by The Bar of Ireland & the Law Society, with the focus of working towards our Breaking Down Barriers recommendation 24. (1/2)
The aim of our Breaking Down Barrier recommendations and the measures published today is to address the economic and other barriers faced by aspiring and early-career solicitors and barristers. You can find the measures on our website here: lsra.ie/for-law-professional… (2/2)
The LSRA is delighted that our CEO, Niamh Muldoon, has been invited to speak at The Honorable Society of King's Inns Conference, 12 Nov 2026, to provide an insight on the changing regulatory landscape affecting employed barristers.
🎫Book your place: kingsinns.ie/news-and-cultur…
Keeping a record of any written communication between you and a solicitor can help rectify a disagreement if one arises. In the case that you need to make a complaint, providing copies of the correspondence can support your complaint and help the LSRA in making a determination.
Legal bills should explain, not confuse. At the LSRA, our goal is to ensure consumers know your rights: solicitors must provide clear written information about costs from the outset. Learn more on our website 🔗 lsra.ie/for-consumers/your-l…
Unhappy with a legal service and not sure what your options are?
The LSRA deals with complaints about quality, costs and conduct. Our service is free and impartial.
This short video explains what we can look at and how to get started: youtube.com/watch?v=sFmyRkPB…
If you have a question about making a complaint to the LSRA, you can call our complaints phone line, Monday-Wednesday, 10am-12.30pm. Our team can answer questions about how to make a complaint & how the complaints process works, but cannot give legal advice.
Even when a complaint is made against a legal professional, it can still be resolved between the parties. In Nora’s case, both parties agreed on a satisfactory outcome at a late stage in the process and Nora withdrew her complaint.
👉lsra.ie/publications/complai…
A solicitor’s bill should never be a mystery. By law, you must get a written Costs Notice at the start setting out fees so far, fixed charges and likely future costs. If things change, your solicitor must update you. Clarity on costs isn’t optional. It’s your right.
You can find out more information about your rights as a consumer of the legal services on our website: lsra.ie/for-consumers/your-l…