Coleman legal’s MICA team met with over 200 existing and potential clients over a two-day event in the inishowen gateway hotel, buncrana, co. Donegal this week

Events commenced at 10 a.m. sharp on the 15th

Events commenced at 10 a.m. sharp on the 15th of June with attendees being greeted by the team. Managing partner, Dave Coleman, led an information session followed by a Q&A when those affected could address their particular concerns and queries.

Dave Coleman (Managing Partner) Coleman Legal with Ann Owens, former Chairperson of the Mica Action Group.

Attendees who then wished to join the MICA action could speak face-to-face with a team member who would explain the next steps and assist them with completing all the necessary documentation. Everyone was also given the firm’s contact details so they could reach the team whenever they need assistance.

Meetings continued until 10:30 pm, with 25-30 clients attending each slot throughout the day. The event enabled affected homeowners to join the action with ease, clarifying any concerns that arose in each individual case.

The MICA team aimed to simplify what can seem a daunting process for the hundreds affected by this scandal, leaving both new and existing clients confident to proceed with their claims.

If you are one of those affected by the MICA scandal, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team by phone at 01-5313800, or email at [email protected], or by requesting a call back through our website at this

How we can help

If you have been affected by a similar issue, the team at Coleman Legal LLP can advise you. Contact our team to discuss your case. Call 01 531 3800 or complete our contact form.

Coleman Legal LLP advises people whose circumstances form part of a wider group action. Related information is available on our mica pages.

Strict time limits apply to claims of this kind. Our guide to the Statute of Limitations in Ireland sets out how those limits operate and when they can run differently.