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Q9000 mark for Tully Rinckey Ireland
Setanta Landers (L) and Grainne Loughnane (R) of Tully Rinckey Ireland with Julie Brennan of the Institute of Legal Research and Standards Pic: Tully Rinckey
09 Oct 2020 / corporate law Print

Q9000 mark for Tully Rinckey Ireland

Law firm Tully Rinckey Ireland has received the Q9000 certification for the second year in a row.

Irish firms with the Q9000 accreditation have been independently audited by the Institute of Legal Research & Standards.

As well as showing that a firm has superior policies and procedures in place to serve its clients, the certification provides independent verification that the interests of a firm’s clients are in the best possible hands.

'Innovative'

“Receiving the Q9000 certification for the second consecutive year is testament to Tully Rinckey Ireland’s consistently high level of leadership, and the development and implementation of innovative and strategic legal services,” said Tully Rinckey Ireland’s managing partner Grainne Loughnane (pictured, right).

Tully Rinckey Ireland opened its first office in Dublin in July 2018 as part of US-based Tully Rinckey PLLC’s international expansion.

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