7482 result(s) for "Corporate law"
‘Significant’ bill on home-care regulation – WF

On 9 December 2025, the Cabinet approved the publication of the Health (Amendment) (Home Support Providers) Bill 2025. Subsequently, on 16 December 2025, the bill was initiated before the Dáil,

Rule of law becomes top concern for lawyers

An annual report from the International Bar Association (IBA) has identified the promotion and defence of the rule of law as the most pressing concern facing lawyers across the world.
‘Paper-heavy’ litigation era will end in 2026

Unified case management to roll out nationwide
BICBA opens applications for 2026 bursary

The British Irish Commercial Bar Association (BICBA) is welcoming applications for its 2026 bursary competition.

‘Sex-for-rent’ offences included in justice bill

The Government has approved the publication of a bill that will introduce two criminal offences linked to ‘sex for rent’.
LAB awareness drive on decision-making

The Legal Aid Board (LAB) is encouraging families to ‘have the conversation’ about decision-making supports this Christmas.
LAB demand up 15% despite solicitor shortages

The Legal Aid Board’s (LAB) annual report for 2024 shows that 28,050 people accessed civil legal-aid services from law centres last year – an increase of 15% on the previous year.
EU renews post-Brexit data decision

The European Commission has renewed two decisions that provide organisations based in the EU with a legal basis for transferring personal data to Britain.
Recruitment for national GAL service starts

The Government has launched a recruitment campaign for the country’s first regulated guardian ad litem (GAL) service, which is due to formally begin work in the middle of next year.
Ann Lalor joins Bank of Ireland as general counsel

Lawyer moves across from Pinsent Masons
EU deal on ‘safe third countries’ for asylum

The European Parliament and EU governments have reached a provisional agreement on new rules that would allow member states to send international-protection applicants to ‘safe third countries’.
CCPC acts against breaches of consumer law

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has published details of actions taken against six traders for breaches of consumer-protection law.
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