KRW LAW LLP (KRW) is instructed by Martina Ferguson. Martina’s mother, is a resident of a Portadown Care Home. This care home is managed by The Four Seasons Healthcare which is part of Tamulst Care Limited which holds a contract from the Southern Health and Social Care Trust (SHSCT) Martina’s mother suffers from advanced/late-stage […]
Read MoreKRW LAW LLP (KRW) represents journalist Patricia Devlin. In October 2019, our client, an award-winning crime reporter working for the Sunday World newspaper, received a threat by direct message to her personal Facebook account. The sender threatened to rape her newborn son. It was signed with the name of a neo-Nazi terror group, Combat […]
Read MoreIntroduction KRW LAW LLP (KRW) is one of the largest legal aid practices in Northern Ireland. Our main areas of work include criminal defence, public law, clinical negligence, information rights, reputation management, prison law and actions arising out of the Conflict in Northern Ireland. KRW works across the community. Summary Our practice […]
Read MoreKRW LAW LLP (KRW) represent many victims and survivors of institutional abuse whilst resident in care homes in Northern Ireland. The Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry (HIA) reported to Stormont in 2017. The HIA recommended that there should be a Public Apology to victims and survivors: “We therefore recommend that the Northern Ireland […]
Read MoreKRW LAW LLP (KRW) represents a number of people, including survivor groups, who gave evidence to the Mother and Baby Homes Commission of Investigation Commission. Following the decision of the President of Ireland to sign into law The Commission of Investigation (Mother and Baby Homes and certain related Matters) Records, and another Matter, Act […]
Read MoreKRW LAW LLP (KRW) represents a number of people, including members of survivor groups, who gave evidence to the Mother and Baby Homes Commission of Investigation Commission. Following the enactment into law last week of the The Commission of Investigation (Mother and Baby Homes and certain related Matters) Records, and another Matter, Act 2020 […]
Read MoreKRW LAW LLP represents a number of people, including survivor groups, who will be affected by the President of Ireland’s decision to sign a controversial bill regarding access to records relating to Irish mother and baby homes. In signing the Bill without referral to the Irish Supreme Court the President has given a clear […]
Read MoreKRW LAW LLP (KRW) act in 23 cases connected to the decision taken today by the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) to direct no prosecution against four persons on allegations of perjury arising from the investigation known as Operation Kenova. The PPS have made a decision not to prosecute a member of the PPS, for […]
Read MoreKRW are pleased to announce the appointment of Tyrone man Colin McMenamin to its Civil Team. Coming from a defence litigation and insurance background he will support the firms evolving litigation practice. Colins’ experience in commercial, professional and medical negligence will supplement KRWs increasing specialism in Plaintiff corporate and institutional fraud actions. […]
Read MoreKRW LAW LLP (KRW) represent ten of the families of victims of the Birmingham Pub Bombings 1974. Following the resumed inquest into the pub bombings in 2019, KRW continued to support demands for a statutory inquiry being made by the families. That demand for a judge-led investigation with the full engagement of the […]
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