A potential new client has offered me a contract with Irish jurisdiction (Republic of Ireland, not Northern Ireland).
Their company is registered in Ireland where they have their headquarters. They have an office in the UK which I would be working with as part of the contract.
I have contacted a number of solicitors to get the contract reviewed, but they have all came back to me saying that they cannot offer legal advise as it is not based on UK law. At best, I have been offered a review under "common sense" with no guarantees. Another suggested that I try working with an Irish solicitor, but I am concerned about the (legal) complications this would have too.
Has anyone been in a similar situation to this before?
Their company is registered in Ireland where they have their headquarters. They have an office in the UK which I would be working with as part of the contract.
I have contacted a number of solicitors to get the contract reviewed, but they have all came back to me saying that they cannot offer legal advise as it is not based on UK law. At best, I have been offered a review under "common sense" with no guarantees. Another suggested that I try working with an Irish solicitor, but I am concerned about the (legal) complications this would have too.
Has anyone been in a similar situation to this before?
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