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Webinar on attracting and keeping legal talent

Law Society Skillnet will hold a lunchtime seminar on attracting and retaining legal talent later this week.
Fieldfisher appoints ADR specialist as partner

Fieldfisher Ireland LLP has appointed Dermot McEvoy as a partner in its litigation and dispute-resolution practice in Dublin.
Mobile misadventures

Since the early 1990s, legal professionals have increasingly embraced mobility in their work. For over three decades, I have practised primarily in Dublin while residing in Cork, and operating across
A zest for life

After a long career at Reddy Charlton, Paul Keane is now a consultant to the firm and has the time to pursue his lifelong interest in languages, recently spending some weeks in Bologna improving his

President leads tributes to Prof Conor Gearty

President Michael D Higgins and the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) are among those who have paid tribute to barrister and human-rights-law expert Professor Conor Gearty KC, who

Data body aims for DSA-GDPR ‘consistency’

Europe’s data-protection watchdog has adopted its first guidelines on the interplay between EU data-privacy rules and an EU law that sets out obligations for big technology companies.
Tax window for firms after Karshan judgment

Revenue says that it is giving employers a chance to correct tax issues from 2024 and 2025 arising from what it describes as “bona fide classification errors”.
Law Reform Commission role for Owen O’Sullivan

Former William Fry LLP managing partner Owen O’Sullivan has been appointed as a commissioner of the Law Reform Commission (LRC), which carries out reviews of legislation and makes recommendations for
LPDT seeks practitioners for advisory panel

The Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal (LPDT) is seeking expressions of interest from applicants for appointment to a panel of legal assessors.

Diploma in Law enters second decade

education Diploma in Law enters second decade 2025/26 students at Blackhall Place for launch day Diploma in Law enters second decade
Call for regulatory clarity on data centres

A survey carried out by business-law firm Mason Hayes & Curran (MHC) has found that that 60% of professionals in the energy sector see regulatory or policy uncertainty as the biggest challenge facing
DPC limit-data demand ‘could hamstring schools’

Legal and ethical duties of principals must prevail – MHC
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