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11th Floor, Causeway Tower, 9 James Street South, Belfast, BT2 8DN more info...
0843 0051 306
Areas of law:
Acquisitions, Mergers & Disposals / Arbitration/Mediation/ADR / Carriage of Goods / Commercial / Commercial Litigation read more...
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A niche commercial practice in the centre of Belfast, offering a range of specialist legal services to business clients including those seeking inward investment opportunities. read more...
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