A 41-year-old man from Dublin has changed his legal team in preparation for a bail hearing. Paul Drew, accused of involvement in the 2017 murder of Robbie Lawlor, is now being defended by the Belfast-based law firm Phoenix Law. The case, which has been under investigation for over six years, involves allegations of his participation in the killing. Drew had previously been represented by another legal team, but has now transferred his case to Phoenix Law. The bail hearing is expected to take place soon, though no specific date has been announced. The murder of Robbie Lawlor, a former footballer, sparked significant public interest and led to a major police inquiry. Authorities have not yet commented on the change in legal representation, but the case remains under active review. The legal team's shift comes as part of the ongoing legal process, with the court yet to determine whether Drew will be granted bail. The case highlights the complexities of long-standing criminal investigations and the evolving legal strategies of those involved.