Law Society

Online or blended learning options at several of Ireland’s top academic institutions

Regulator declines to give update on extent of sanction-linked assets that have been frozen in the State

Former tennis champion’s potential case could set post-Brexit legal precedent

Work has changed forever as employers focus on flexibility and retention of staff

Most complaints allege misconduct and inadequate standards of legal services

Trial hears Law Society inquiry into affairs at Michael Lynn and Co only criticised Mr Lynn

Action brought by solicitor James Flynn, who formerly served as taxing master, and his firm

Fiona McAleenan tells court of correspondence from two firms about same properties

Elizabeth Doyle says office was ‘hectic’ and ‘there was a fear there’

Situation in US shows what happens when legal system becomes disconnected, says Donal O’Donnell

Russia’s actions breach fundamental principles of international law, CCBE says

Legal firms suggesting judges as mediators for ‘more lucrative’ mediations, say barristers

Secrecy on fees survives for now but diversity beckons in post-Brexit blitz by top firms

Dundalk lawyer informed in 2020 after masks became obligatory in certain areas

Contenders debate motion that ‘This house believes that Ireland’s Great Famine was a genocide’

Parade will return on March 17th and festival quarter to be set-up in Collins Barracks

Tribunal acted ‘reasonably’ in adjourning inquiry about Declan O’Callaghan in 2020

Katherine Doocey was struck off for allowing €169,000 deficit build up on client account

Law Society calls on solicitors to ensure safeguards are in place to deter hackers

Irish judges becoming ‘extremely frustrated’ with ‘needless time wasting’

State told Irish law ‘must be brought into line’ with UN Convention on Rights of People with Disabilties

Half of female respondents had experienced sexual harassment

Group said Garrett has ‘extensive experience’ in leadership and management

Human rights commissioner criticises delays in areas such as driving licence applications

QBE will no longer provide cover for solicitor firms with revenue under €5m

Someone under 18 can be detained without their consent but with consent of their parents

Access to client dependent on security protocol, but solicitor felt ‘targeted as a woman’

A selection of popular graduate recruitment programmes around the country

Group established to examine range of issues ceases work without delivering final report

‘I’d rather spend the next 12 months in prison than one night in a limited services hotel’

Law Society calls it a ‘blatant attempt to insult the integrity of an entire profession’

Man impacted by Thalidomide fraudulently claimed €120,000, court told

Liam Moloney says blog post was for information and was not an advertisement

Law Society dismisses idea new personal injury awards ‘ruse’ will help consumer

‘Reciprocal agreement’ means solicitors won't have to sit additional exams to work in any of the three areas

Outgoing director general of the Law Society, Ken Murphy, says courts system needs ‘massive investment’ to fund a required transformation

Mr Justice Bernard Barton raised concerns about the guidelines adopted last weekend

The measure introduced to protect buyers and banks in a falling market is hampering sales and leaving sellers vulnerable

Majority in survey worried about their ability to stay in profession, says Bar Council

All-female shortlist of three senior academics to be officially announced on Friday