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In this week’s episode, Sarah Henry is joined in the studio by Pádraig Ó Muirigh, Director of Ó Muirigh Solicitors.
Pádraig is an experienced legal practitioner who specialises in Inquest Law, Legacy Inquiries, actions against the Police, Judicial Review, and Human Rights and Criminal Law.
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In this week’s episode, Sarah and Jack are joined in the studio by Declan Owens, strategic campaigning lawyer and leading campaigner in the Campaign Against Climate Change Trade Union Group. Declan is CEO of Ecojustice Ireland and Ecojustice Legal Action Centre and is Chair of the Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers in the UK. Declan has represented some of the largest unions in the UK and is the Haldane delegate for the International Association of Democratic Lawyers, leading the international strategy in advance of COP 26. If you are interested in Ecojustice and using law as a tool to make change, make sure to give this episode a listen!Don't miss an episode of “Activist Lawyer” and subscribe to it in the GetPodcast app.
Episode 28: Aonghus Kelly
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In this week’s episode, Sarah and Jack are joined in the studio by the team at The PILS Project, Emma Cassidy, and Sarah Corrigan. Sarah and Emma speak about the work of the PILS Project to support human rights and equality in Northern Ireland through public interest litigation, as they support over 130 members. Show References: A more complete description of all their services is here. The Impact Report includes details on both the letting fees case that Sarah mentioned, plus the pro bono work they did with The Detail's editorial team. If any lawyers are wondering how to get involved with the Pro Bono Register, they can check out this recent blog. You can sign up for their monthly Update newsletter here. And the UK Pro Bono Week 2021 is on Twitter here: @ProBonoWeekUKEpisode 24 - Megan Burns explains Cryptocurrency
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In this week's episode Megan explains what Cryptocurrency is, its benefits, how it is used in activist movements around the world and what we can expect from crypto in the future.Episode 23 - In Conversation with Maurece Hutchinson
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In this week's episode, Karen speaks about the success Berkeley Solicitors has achieved in recent years, such as wins in the Supreme Court and referrals to the European Court of Justice.
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