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The investigators

The investigators A well-managed practice will invariably utilise compliance as a tool to meet its regulatory requirements. Mary Hallissey meets two of the Law Society’s investigating accountants,

Over 10,000 referred to Small Claims Court

Figures from the consumer-protection watchdog show that it referred more than 10,000 consumers to the Small Claims Court last year – up 5% compared with 2024.

Investing in the future

Investing in the future The Law Society’s Finance Committee ensures fiscal discipline across a growing and increasingly complex organisation, balancing prudent expenditure with strategic investment –
Conference to focus on AI and data protection

The Law Society’s Intellectual Property and Data Protection Law Committee will hold its annual conference later this month, with a focus on recent developments in data protection and AI.

Arachas to hold Calcutta Run warm-up event

Insurance broker Arachas, which is the Law Society’s official event partner for this year’s Calcutta Run, is inviting solicitors and firms to enter a team competition to be held next month.

Whitney Moore joins insurance network

Irish law firm Whitney Moore has joined an international network of firms working in insurance law.

Bill to speed up ‘critical’ projects published

The Government has published a bill that creates new fast-track approval processes for projects designated as ‘critical infrastructure’.
Fuel-price hikes did not breach law – CCPC

An investigation carried out by the competition and consumer-protection watchdog into sharp rises in fuel prices in the wake of the conflict in the Middle East has found no breaches of the law.
‘Barriers to Ireland’s battery-storage growth’

A report from law firm Fieldfisher has warned that Europe’s battery energy-storage sector (BESS) is increasingly facing regulatory and grid‑access barriers to further growth.
One-day course on retirement planning

A one-day course on retirement planning for legal practitioners will take place in Portlaoise, Co Laois, later this month.
Original project of ECtHR ‘remains vital’

The difference between working as a judge in Ireland and in the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) is “fundamental”, according to Ms Justice Úna Ní Raifeartaigh.
Blunt verdict

There is a particular kind of steely frustration that settles over a seasoned executive when they believe an injustice is being done – not to any one client, but to an entire system. Director General
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