Mark Reid Solicitor
2A Woodburn Park, Lisnagelvin, Waterside, Derry-Londonderry, BT47 5PS
Tele: 028 71 41 73 72
Legal aid available.
Mark Reid Solicitor
About Mark Reid, Solicitor
Mark Reid is described by Legal-Island's Chief Executive as :
“probably one of the top all round solicitors in Northern Ireland.”
Mark is known in the city for his client skills. He is approachable and a great listener whilst at the same time very hard-working obtaining superb results for clients time and again. Mark has a large client base in both the Waterside and Cityside of Derry - Londonderry.
Mark was born, raised and educated in Derry-Londonderry. After completing his Law Degree in London, he undertook his training and qualification as a solicitor at the Institute of Professional Legal Studies at Queen's University, Belfast. He was called to the Roll of Solicitors in 1999. Before setting up in practice on his own he worked in 3 Law Firms on the cityside of Derry- Londonderry specialising in a wide range of areas including criminal, family, commercial and employment law.
Mark has a Professional Certificate in Management, and an MBA from the University of Ulster. He is also an MII Certified Mediator who is on the Law Society of Northern Ireland Dispute Resolution service. Mark’s firm offers the North West and beyond fine legal skills in key areas of law.
These include :
Mark Reid is described by Legal-Island's Chief Executive as :
“probably one of the top all round solicitors in Northern Ireland.”
Mark is known in the city for his client skills. He is approachable and a great listener whilst at the same time very hard-working obtaining superb results for clients time and again. Mark has a large client base in both the Waterside and Cityside of Derry - Londonderry.
Mark was born, raised and educated in Derry-Londonderry. After completing his Law Degree in London, he undertook his training and qualification as a solicitor at the Institute of Professional Legal Studies at Queen's University, Belfast. He was called to the Roll of Solicitors in 1999. Before setting up in practice on his own he worked in 3 Law Firms on the cityside of Derry- Londonderry specialising in a wide range of areas including criminal, family, commercial and employment law.
Mark has a Professional Certificate in Management, and an MBA from the University of Ulster. He is also an MII Certified Mediator who is on the Law Society of Northern Ireland Dispute Resolution service. Mark’s firm offers the North West and beyond fine legal skills in key areas of law.
These include :
Civil Litigation: Advising and representing in disputes in the County Court and High Court, for instance, involving personal injury claims or disputes over monies owed.
Commercial Law: Advising and representing in business purchases and sales, shareholder agreements and commercial litigation
Conveyancing: Domestic house sales and purchases and commercial transfers, mortgaging and leasing of property.
Criminal Law: Advising and attending at police station interviews (PACE and Terrorism Act/Serious Crime Suite) and defending individuals in actions brought by the Police or Public Prosecution Service and Social Security Agency (assets recovery) that could lead to financial sanctions or loss of liberty in the Magistrates Court and Crown Court
Debt Recovery: Seeking to recover monies owing to individuals and businesses.
Divorce and financial settlement on the breakdown of relationships: Petitioning for divorce or legal separation and the negotiating and representing in cases involving the distribution of assets such as the family home, pensions and maintenance for children
Domestic Violence: Obtaining or defending non-molestation and occupation orders in emergency situations
Employment Law: Advising and representing in workplace matters, including drafting worker’s contracts, workplace procedures, and representing in industrial tribunals and fair employment tribunals, for example in discrimination, unfair dismissal and redundancy cases.
European Law : Claims which need to be referred to the European Court of Justice or taken to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg
Family and Children’s Law: Advising and representing in disputes over seeing children or who a child lives with in cases involving unmarried, cohabiting or married couples and grandparents
Mediation: A mediator on the Law Society of Northern Ireland Dispute Resolution Service Panel.
Medical Negligence: Claims relating to medical negligence of hospital staff or careworkers
Personal Injury: Work place injuries and road traffic car accidents
Public Law/Judicial Review: Identifying and pursuing cases challenging a public or government body’s decision-making processes or breach of Human rights legislation in the High Court.
Wills, Probate and Intestacy: preparing wills, and administration of estates on death.
Commercial Law: Advising and representing in business purchases and sales, shareholder agreements and commercial litigation
Conveyancing: Domestic house sales and purchases and commercial transfers, mortgaging and leasing of property.
Criminal Law: Advising and attending at police station interviews (PACE and Terrorism Act/Serious Crime Suite) and defending individuals in actions brought by the Police or Public Prosecution Service and Social Security Agency (assets recovery) that could lead to financial sanctions or loss of liberty in the Magistrates Court and Crown Court
Debt Recovery: Seeking to recover monies owing to individuals and businesses.
Divorce and financial settlement on the breakdown of relationships: Petitioning for divorce or legal separation and the negotiating and representing in cases involving the distribution of assets such as the family home, pensions and maintenance for children
Domestic Violence: Obtaining or defending non-molestation and occupation orders in emergency situations
Employment Law: Advising and representing in workplace matters, including drafting worker’s contracts, workplace procedures, and representing in industrial tribunals and fair employment tribunals, for example in discrimination, unfair dismissal and redundancy cases.
European Law : Claims which need to be referred to the European Court of Justice or taken to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg
Family and Children’s Law: Advising and representing in disputes over seeing children or who a child lives with in cases involving unmarried, cohabiting or married couples and grandparents
Mediation: A mediator on the Law Society of Northern Ireland Dispute Resolution Service Panel.
Medical Negligence: Claims relating to medical negligence of hospital staff or careworkers
Personal Injury: Work place injuries and road traffic car accidents
Public Law/Judicial Review: Identifying and pursuing cases challenging a public or government body’s decision-making processes or breach of Human rights legislation in the High Court.
Wills, Probate and Intestacy: preparing wills, and administration of estates on death.
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