MSM Law has announced the appointment of Conor Moylan as Solicitor within the firm’s Criminal Law department.
Conor joins the firm with significant experience representing clients across the island of Ireland and has appeared at every level of the criminal courts in Belfast, Dublin and Limerick. His appointment further strengthens MSM Law’s ability to provide criminal defence representation across multiple jurisdictions and reflects the firm’s growing all-Ireland capability.
Having obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Law and a Master’s Degree in Access to Justice from Ulster University, Conor completed his solicitor training in Belfast before being admitted to the Roll of Solicitors in Northern Ireland in 2021 and the Republic of Ireland in 2022.
Throughout his career, Conor has specialised in criminal defence advocacy, police and Garda station attendance, prison welfare matters, parole proceedings and judicial review cases. He has represented clients under investigation by a range of policing and regulatory bodies and has extensive experience guiding clients through the criminal justice process from the earliest stages of a case.
Commenting on his appointment, Conor said:
“If you’re under investigation or facing criminal proceedings, what happens early on matters immensely. Seeking legal advice doesn’t mean admitting wrongdoing. It means protecting your rights. We advise clearly on the strength of the case and your best strategy moving forward. From the police station all the way to an appeal, we guide you through every single stage.”
Director Eoghan McKenna welcomed the appointment.
“Conor brings excellent criminal law experience and a strong understanding of how criminal proceedings operate across different jurisdictions on the island of Ireland. His appointment significantly strengthens our Criminal Law team and supports the continued growth of our all-Ireland practice.”
The appointment forms part of MSM Law’s wider strategy to provide clear, accessible legal advice across the island of Ireland, supported by growing cross-border capability and an expanding Dublin presence.
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