State firm’s ‘no’ to legal bill

A STATE company that manages shipping and ports in the Shannon Estuary is allegedly refusing to pay a €1 million-plus legal bill submitted by a Limerick law firm for the handling of an internal dispute.

State firm’s ‘no’ to legal bill
Wed, 16 Apr, 2008 - 01:00

The Shannon Foynes Port Company is claiming the bill is up to twice as much as an estimate, given by another law firm.

The €1.05 million bill is for defending actions in the High Court by former chief executive Brian Byrne and former non-executive board member Morgan Leahy against Shannon Foynes Port Company (SFPC).

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