We deliver innovative and bespoke contracts, from simple licences, off the shelf agreements, ecommerce terms and conditions to complex deals concerning IT outsourcing and development.
We are frequently complimented about our ability to provide informed and commercial results efficiently and cost-effectively.
Our lawyers deal with complex outsourcing projects for clients, including technology outsourcing and general services or business process outsourcing.
All clients must deal daily with data privacy, whether at employee level or customer level. We have the experience and legal knowledge to deal with data breaches, privacy policies and data access.
Our litigation team deals with IT, ecommerce and outsourcing disputes, both before any formal dispute arises and after proceedings have issued.
We have strong experience of mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution, as well as dealing with cross-jurisdiction issues for clients.
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‘We have worked with a number of firms in Ireland and we have always found the team at LK Shields to be deep experts in their industry specialisms and that aligns very well with our firm. They are also very user friendly.’ Recommended for Information Technology.
Recommended for Information Technology. Peter Bolger and Jeanne Kelly are listed as 'Leading Individuals.
Recommended for Information Technology. Peter Bolger and Jeanne Kelly are listed as 'Leading Individuals.
Recommended for Information Technology.
LK Shields Solicitors described as a ‘top-class firm’.
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