Mary Carolan

Decision could affect Graham Dwyer appeal and other data privacy cases but unlikely to impede Garda investigations

Court rules that seizure of computer from Quirke’s home was invalid but will decide later on the legal consequences

Concerns raised over potential misuse of Pregabalin, which is licensed for treating epilepsy, nerve pain and anxiety, but is being sold on the streets for €1 a tablet

Protest planned for May 2nd as many lawyers reluctant to take on criminal work for payment of just €25 a day in District Court

School may apply to enforce payment of fines by seeking orders over teacher’s assets

Non-commissioned officer’s conduct ‘unwarranted and unacceptable’, according to military judge

Man who was raised by foster family but never adopted by them has option under Succession Act to challenge biological mother’s will

More than 90% of personal injury cases settle before they come before a judge, seminar hears

Mr Justice Brian O’Moore has been managing the case to ensure an ‘unsually early trial’

School’s legal costs could exceed €500,000 after dispute finally goes to trial in High Court

Court of Appeal judges prevented from reading all of their judgments dismissing teacher’s appeal

Main proceedings between teacher and school should be heard soon, judge urges

Burke accused gardaí of being ‘thugs’ as members of force attempted to remove family members after they refused to leave voluntarily

District Court will need an estimated four days a week to hear Garda applications to retain/access phone metadata

Man required to pay half of ex-partner’s €140,000 legal costs of ‘protracted’ family law proceedings