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Daniel Sheridan, an experienced child law practitioner who specialises in public and private law proceedings, has joined Harcourt Chambers.

Details: 17.Jan.2023

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Called to the Bar in 2008, Sheridan is experienced in complex cases involving abuse, non-accidental injuries and neglect, among other sensitive issues, the set said.

He acts on behalf of local authorities, parents, children’s guardians, competent children and intervenors in a wide range of cases.

Harcourt Chambers added: “Daniel’s arrival further strengthens our team of experienced, specialist family practitioners, supporting our growing workload and long-established reputation in the field.”