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GAZETTE
MARCH 1992
Course Timetable 1992
The following courses will take place
in the Law School during the
remainder of 1992.
30th Professional Course from
23/3/92 - 10/7/92
31st Professional Course from
24/8/92 - 11/12/92
24th Advanced Course from
18/3/92 - 8/5/92
25th Advanced Course from
15/6/92 - 31/7/92
26th Advanced Course from
27/10/92 - 11/12/92
The Society reserves the right to vary
dates and duration of courses.
Professional Course Requirements
It should be noted that a student
may not enter on a Professional
Course unless his/her indentures of
apprenticeship have been properly
executed following issue of the
Society's letter of consent.
Furthermore, the intending student
must have spent three months in a
solicitor's office before embarking
upon the course.
Payments to Apprentices
The Council of the Law Society has
recommended as a guideline that
apprentices should be paid £85.00 per
week gross for the three month period
spent in an office before they embark
on the Professional Course. For the
eighteen month period from the end
of the Professional Course to the
beginning of the Advanced Course,
the Council of the Law Society has
recommended the following salary
structures for apprentices:
first six months £105 per week gross,
second six months £115 per week
gross and
final six months £125.00 per week
gross.
Payment by the office of all or part
of the Professional or Advanced
Course fees may be taken into
account. In 1990, the Council of the
Law Society also recommended that
a newly-admitted solicitor should be
paid a salary of not less than
£10,000 to £11,000 per annum in
his or her first year of practice.
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Pocket Di a r i es 1 9 9 3
The Law Society will be publishing a
1993 edition of its highly popular
legal pocket diary.
The diaries are published in a handy
week-to-view format with an
appointments section and contain a
range of useful information. The
diaries are a must for every solicitor
and an ideal presentation gift to
clients. An order form for the diaries
has been distributed with this issue
of the Gazette.
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Notice
In the matter of Vincent
O'Donoghue solicitor and in the
matter of the Solicitors Acts, 1954
and 1960.
Record No. 2SA/1988
By order of Mr. Justice Costello
made in the above entitled
proceedings on 24th day of February,
1992, it was ordered pursuant to
Section 20 (1) (a) of the Solicitors
(Amendment) Act, 1960 that no
banking company shall without
leave of the High Court make any
payment out of a banking account
in the name of the solicitor
Vincent O'Donoghue or in the name
of his firm Jefferson Lloyd
Solicitors, 95 St. Stephen's Green,
Dublin 2.
28th February, 1992.
Patrick Joseph Connolly,
Registrar of Solicitors.
DUBLIN 2 OFFICES
Ideal for young Solicitors starting up
Heating and telephone
system installed
Very reasonable rent
Contact:
Anthony O'Neill
at 682588 or Fax 682991
Doyle Court Reporters
Congratulations to one of our reporters. Mary O'Sullivan, who has become the first
person in Ireland or Britain to be awarded the Certificate of Merit by the National
Court Reporters Association of America, C.M.. In order to obtain the certificate, the
highest standard set by the NCRA, Mary had to write shorthand at 260 words per
minute. She is currently a member of our team of reporters providing a daily
transcript of the evidence to the Beef Tribunal at Dublin Castle.
Practitioners please note that the Michaelmas, 1991, personal injury judgements
are now available.
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Telephone 722833 and 2862097 (after hours). Fax: 724486.
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