Lynn ordered to pay nearly €5m to banks

Solicitor Michael Lynn who practice was shut down by the law society has been ordered to pay just under €5m to four banks.

Lynn ordered to pay nearly €5m to banks
Fri, 09 Nov, 2007 - 17:24

Solicitor Michael Lynn who practice was shut down by the law society has been ordered to pay just under €5m to four banks.

AIB, National Irish Bank, IIB and Bank of Scotland were successful in getting judgments against him at the Commercial Court earlier today as he didn’t mount a defence.

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