Meet The Team

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Lillian O’Sullivan apprenticed and practised for a number of years with leading Irish law firm Arthur Cox in Dublin, gaining extensive experience in all areas of commercial law and litigation. After completing a Fellowship with the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, Holland, Lillian returned to Cork to develop a more general legal practice.

Lillian practices in all areas of Family and Child Law and Employment Law in addition to providing full legal services in all areas.

Lillian has a keen interest in Alternative Dispute Resolution and has trained extensively in this area. She is a trained Arbitrator, Mediator and Collaborative Law Practitioner. She is committed to ensuring that her clients are fully aware of all methods available for the resolution of their disputes and is fully qualified to advise and represent her clients in resolving disputes in a way which best suits their needs.

Lillian completed her BCL and Masters Degree (LLM) at University College Cork. She has also completed Postgraduate Diplomas in Arbitration, International Arbitration and Employment Law at University College Dublin.

Lillian is a regular contributor to the Law Society of Ireland’s professional practice courses in Family Law, Employment Law and Commercial Law. She is the course co-ordinator of the Employment Law Course in Cork Law School and lectures in Law in Griffith College Cork.

Lillian is a member of the committee of the Association of Collaborative Practitioners, an association established to promote and provide training to lawyers and other professionals in Collaborative Practice in Family Law. She was a member of the organising committee of the successful Second Annual European Conference on Collaborative Practice held in Cork in May 2008. Lillian is a member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).

Lillian is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Irish Branch.