No jail for solicitor who took out fraudulent mortgage

A Carlow solicitor, who took out a fraudulent mortgage after his father's law firm got into trouble with the Law Society, has avoided a prison sentence today.

No jail for solicitor who took out fraudulent mortgage
Wed, 27 Apr, 2016 - 15:36

A Carlow solicitor, who took out a fraudulent mortgage after his father's law firm got into trouble with the Law Society, has avoided a prison sentence today.

Declan McEvoy (aged 50) was principal at the criminal law firm William Early Solicitors in Carlow town, when his father's firm, JM McEvoy in Gorey, was being investigated.

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