The Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration published updated procedures on the payment of criminal legal aid fees in July. Many of these procedures are being implemented shortly. Two new ...

We are now accepting applications for the Diploma in Family Law, which starts on 23 September and explores matters including separation agreements, judicial separation, divorce, domestic violence and ...

There have been many developments in employment law in recent years since the last version of the template contract. The Law Society’s Employment and Equality Law Committee recommend that ...

Yes, but with caution. For most Irish solicitors, especially those handling high volumes of sensitive data or operating digitally, cyber insurance is a smart investment. However, its value depends on ...

Mr Justice David Barniville and solicitor and author Rosemary Hennigan are joining the speaker lineup for the third annual Well Within the Law Festival on 3 September.

Recent decisions published from 7-14 July by the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) relate to bullying, age and retirement, and discrimination based on hidden disabilities Cases and issues covered ...

Putting in place an enduring power of attorney should be considered as necessary and important as making a will, write Niamh Doyle, Aoife Sheehy, and Neva Watchorne. Recent research by Safeguarding ...

A recent Court of Appeal decision has clarified the law relating to the disclosure of journalistic sources. Graham P Kenny argues that it’s a welcome reassertion of the key role that journalists play ...

The wearing of the green Dublin is the perfect seat for arbitration in cases between a British and a European party under English law, as well as between a European/UK party and a third-country party ...