Ian Mallon Solicitors: Info

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Ian Mallon Solicitors Ltd - Ian Mallon Solicitors are litigation specialists helping businesses and private individuals across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. They promise a modern approach, always taking time to understand your particular needs and your expected outcome. This highly personalised "Clients come first" service ensures even the most complex matters can be handled effectively and efficiently. 49 Patrick Street, , Northern Ireland, BT35 8EB Link unavailable. Click to see local map of alternatives >> martin@ianmallon.com 028 3026 8522

Ian Mallon Solicitors - Ian Mallon Solicitors specialise in litigation matters helping both businesses and private individuals. They promise a modern approach, taking the time to understand each client's unique needs in order to provide the desired outcome. They have the experience and expertise necessary to handle even the most complex matters. They are qualified to work and have offices in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. 31-36 Ormond Quay Upper, , Ireland, Dublin 7 Link unavailable. Click to see local map of alternatives >> martin@ianmallon.com 01 442 9110

Ian Mallon Solicitors Ltd in Newry and Dublin: Review

The goal of 1to1Legal is not to create a massive directory of law firms with as many crammed in as possible. The idea is to find a handful of different types of law office in each area so not only can you have a local firm if you want, but also be more aware of what's out there. That's why we have local, international, large, small, general practice, niche boutique, solicitors, barristers, accountants, paralegals and more.

So right off the bat it's obvious that we already have a high opinion of Ian Mallon Solicitors otherwise they wouldn't have been added to our network to begin with. What we can do for you though, is clarify our reasons for wanting to work with them. That might help you with your own research and suggest some general resources you can use to check up on law firms in general.

Many law firms make statements about how wonderful their staff are and the huge amount of experience within the firm. That snippet from Ian Mallon's site may sound good, but how can you independently check up on just how much expertise and experience actually exists within the practice you're looking at?

Most legal professionals are signed up to a Law Society. Ian Mallon are signed up with both the Northern Ireland Law Society and The Law Society of England & Wales. You can view their page on the NI organisation's website here but we've found that the English/Welsh organisation's website usually provides far more useful information for consumers. (The fact we're a Scottish firm admitting that fact should indicate just how true it must be!)

If you look up any registered law practice or legal professional covering England/Wales you'll usually get an in depth look including a list of case expertise, alternate offices and contact details, staff details, and so on. It will provide each solicitor's qualification date too. Put it all together and you can get a much better picture of how well established and how strong a firm and the team within it are. Unfortunately today the page for this firm on The English/Welsh Law Society's website wasn't working properly. Maybe you'll have more luck.

The fact Ian Mallon list direct contact details for each staff member on their website is a much bigger deal than you might think and something we've tried to push more firms to do. Over the past few years having staff profiles on the company website has become more common. Sadly, the focus seems to be more on the person's favourite colour and hobbies rather than any real insight into how they will act as your solicitor.

However the staff profiles on this firm's site were spot on. They provided details about work history, length of time working as a solicitor and current roles on top of having direct contact details. That's great, and more firms should follow their setup.



The profiles go on to cover Martin McPolin (qualified in 2005), John Woods (2000), Stephen Doran (2001), and more showing a real snapshot into the amount of experience you can expect to rely on. The website also provides several case studies which have been surprisingly popular reading for many people - e.g. this one about a mesothelioma settlement. Some are certainly more interesting than others. Whenever we share a case study from one of our Motoring Offence law firms about how they got someone off a speeding ticket, practically everyone we share with ends up clicking through to that article.

Ian Mallon's website also has a Polish translated section showing an interest in their local population. Newry has a Polish Families Community Association with bustling Facebook page and all. We're sure the firm's extra step of translating the site to cater for that has not gone unappreciated.



So how are the firm being rated by previous clients? Because most people tend not to trust testimonials on company websites, we always prefer to grab snippets from the third party forums such as Google, Yell.com, Yelp and Trustpilot. The reviews were always mixed in on each site though. We didn't find any review separation between the Newry and Dublin offices.



The majority of comments were positive like this. When checking out review boards though, we always suggest you read comments rather than just look at star ratings. Over the past 20+ years of working with law firms we've seen so many negative reviews for firms that were clearly unwarranted or simply about the wrong firm. For example, we saw a negative review of a Divorce specialist for refusing to take on someone's Personal Injury case. No, really.

A quick note on navigation. As the firm uses the founder's name rather than generic law keywords for it's web address, there shouldn't be as many possible issues. The official site we link to is www.ianmallon.com with www.ianmallon.co.uk not currently showing anything. There could be some common spelling errors such as 'Malon' or people looking up other variations such as ianmallonsolicitors.com - but it's always a good idea to bookmark any site you plan on coming back to anyway.

The firm's website is https secure so you should be fine entering your details into the contact forms. Just make sure to watch carefully at the website address and email reply names that pop up during your case. Right now people are losing millions of pounds to scammers over property matters simply by not realising the email they received was from an incorrect address or the website they clicked on was fake.

A last word to sum up from the firm themselves:



General Notes: Usually if Legal Aid is possible we've mentioned it above, but you can always ask. We haven't looked in depth at their recruitment program so are unaware of any job vacancies available. For a career with Ian Mallon Solicitors it's best to visit the website (www.ianmallon.com), check opening hours, and find the correct phone/email contact details. Simply emailing a CV to reception looks lazy. Each law firm's Law Society and/or SRA number should be on their site, usually at the bottom of each page.

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