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McKeever Rowan Solicitors, originally founded by Francis G. McKeever in 1898, is based in the heart of Dublin’s Financial District, the IFSC, Dublin Ireland. Our reputation for breadth of service and expertise has spanned several generations.

With technological change and the constant implementation of new EU laws in Ireland, McKeever Rowan has continuously evolved and developed its depth of knowledge and services.

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The British Irish Commercial Bar Association has announced a Bursary Competition aimed at trainees in the legal profession.

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CORPORATE CLIENTS

From corporate conveyancing and commercial litigation to financial services law, our team has the experience and background you need.

OUR EXPERTISE ...

Commercial Litigation

General Litigation

Personal Litigation

Intellectual Property Litigation

Commercial Property

Arbitration & Alternative Dispute Resolution

Corporate Debt Recovery

Enforcement of Contracts

Insolvency & Corporate Restructuring

Insurance Claims

PRIVATE CLIENTS

Private clients can draw on our experience in personal injury litigation, residential property, wills, probate and more. Our team awaits your call.

OUR EXPERTISE ...

Personal Injury Litigation
- Road traffic accidents
- Medical Negligence
- Accidents at work
- All accidents

Wills, Probate & Estate Planning

MEET THE TEAM

Each of our departments is headed by a Partner, working with Solicitors and specialist support staff. Our service is personal and professional.

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RECENT INSIGHTS BY OUR TEAM

AI and Court Documents

McKeever Rowan Solicitors

Ireland formalises lawyers’ (and lay litigants') obligations in the use of artificial intelligence in civil proceedings.

Successful Court of Appeal defence

McKeever Rowan Solicitors

McKeever Rowan was pleased to represent Circle K in successfully defending an appeal from a High Court decision arising from a trip and fall on the forecourt of one of their Dublin stations.

Unfair terms in consumer contracts

McKeever Rowan Solicitors

Examining the stance of the Court of Justice of the EU and how it relates to Ireland