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Liam Moloney, Ana Romero, Peopil president; Maura Derivan, Law Society president and Sara Phelan SC, Bar Council chair
Naas solicitor Liam Moloney chaired the Pan European Organisation of Personal Injury Lawyers’ annual conference over two days in Dublin recently.
Some 150 delegates from Ireland, the UK, Europe and North America attended and it was held in the Law Society in Blackhall Place.
Delegates from 24 jurisdictions met at the Law Society of Ireland in PEOPIL’s annual conference. It was attended by well known personal injury lawyers and academics, who learned form from conference speakers on emerging areas of law and litigation. The event also featured networking opportunities
PEOPIL describes itself as a not-for-profit organisation, which exist to promote and improve judicial cooperation and mutual knowledge of legal/judicial systems in European countries in the field of personal injury law.
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