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Port company finally settles law firm’s hefty bill of €700,000

A TOP Limerick law firm has settled a huge legal bill with a semi-state company.

Port company finally settles law firm’s hefty bill of €700,000

Fri, 22 Aug, 2008 - 01:00

Shannon Foynes Port Company (SFPC) had owed its legal advisers, Holmes O’Malley Sexton in the region of €1.1 million.

However, it is believed the deal reached was for a figure about €400,000 less.

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Courts Place: Limerick Place: Dublin Person: Holmes O’Malley Sexton Person: Brian Byrne Person: Byrne Person: Morgan Leahy Organisation: Shannon Foynes Port Company Organisation: SFPC Organisation: High Court Organisation: Irish Examiner Organisation: Milford Hospice

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