100 Dublin solicitors to resign from legal aid panel in major escalation of pay dispute

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Justice Minister calls on solicitors to ‘be reasonable’ amid legal aid dispute

Jim O’Callaghan implemented a flat-fee rate for criminal legal aid in the district court from July 1, prompting anger among solicitors.

Justice Minister calls on solicitors to ‘be reasonable’ amid legal aid dispute

Justice minister says he won't buckle to pressure from solicitors over flat-fee legal aid change

Thousands of Disctrict Court cases have been adjourned due to solicitors withdrawing services.

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Justice minister urges solicitors to ‘be reasonable’ amid legal aid flat-fee dispute

Jim O’Callaghan said he had “great respect” for solicitors but claimed the old fee system “encourages adjournments” in district court cases.