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Thompsons McClure

VICTORIA CHAMBERS, 171 VICTORIA STREET, BELFAST, BT1 4HS, NORTHERN IRELAND

Tel:: Work 028 9089 0400
Fax:: Fax 028 9032 6020

Web:: www.thompsons.law.co.uk
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Northern Ireland : Dispute resolution

Within Dispute resolution , Thompsons McClure is a third tier firm,

Leading union firm Thompsons McClure represents individuals in work-related personal injury claims, and also advises trade unions in employment disputes. The ‘efficient, courteous, and professional’ team is led by Oonagh McClure, and Denise Strahan, who specialises in industrial disease matters, is also recommended.

Northern Ireland : Human resources

Within Employment, Thompsons McClure is a third tier firm,

Thompsons McClure is the main union-side firm in Northern Ireland. It successfully represented members of the Irish Bank Officials Association in the first-ever claim brought before the employment tribunal seeking compensation for an inducement relating to collective bargaining; and is representing the claimant in McNally v NI Fire & Rescue Service in the Court of Appeal. John O’Neill is the name to note.

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