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John has a background in Auctioneering, Finance and Marketing. He currently manages an extensive property and investment portfolio. He will assist with the marketing and development of the eCourt system.
Dáithí Mac Cárthaigh graduated from NUIG and was called to the Bar in 1998. He has a mixed practice specialising in both civil and criminal law. He conducts a considerable portion of his practice through Irish. He has published articles on areas as diverse as statutory interpretation, white collar crime and planning. He coordinates the Irish medium Advanced Diplomas at King’s Inns, which include the EU lawyer linguistics program, EU legal translation and legal practice through Irish.
In the course of the last thirty years, Kieran Morris has been involved in running several companies. In 2002 he was a co-founder of Netwatch, the Irish cctv monitoring company, which now operates in several countries worldwide. In 2008 he commenced studying law at Kings Inns, Dublin and was called to the Bar in 2012. In January 2013, he co- founded eCúirt Teoranta (eCourt) with barrister Dáithí Mac Cárthaigh.
We provide a fully managed service, which includes scanning of documents where required, training in the use of our the eCourt System
and provision of our eCourtpads for hearings.
Developed by lawyers for lawyers, the eCourt System facilitates the presentation of documents to Court in electronic form, thereby removing paper from the equation. This enables lawyers to work more easily with large files, with features such as document mirroring, freehand page annotation, text annotation, text highlighting and word/page search. The eCourt System allows users to create their own key notes for ease of presentation.
The eCourt System greatly improves the court experience for all users.