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Data body’s concern on EU’s VAT proposal

A European data watchdog has warned that a European Commission proposal aimed at tackling VAT fraud must be more clearly explained.
Climate remarks ‘show need for legal action’

The chief executive of the Centre for Environmental Justice (CEJ) has described a statement from the Minister for Climate, Environment and Energy as representing “a colossal missed opportunity”.
Arthur Cox appointments include two partners

Arthur Cox has appointed two new partners and six new ‘of counsel’ across some of its main practice areas.
Simmons & Simmons hires Louise Dobbyn

International law firm Simmons & Simmons has hired Louise Dobbyn as a partner in its financial-service-regulation practice in Dublin.

OECD tax deal aims to address US concerns

Ireland has welcomed an agreement reached by 147 countries on a package of measures covering the operation of a global minimum tax for multinational companies.
US Venezuela action raises ‘serious questions’

The International Bar Association (IBA) has expressed concern about the recent US military intervention in Venezuela.
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
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.
Ann Lalor joins Bank of Ireland as general counsel

Lawyer moves across from Pinsent Masons
Tasers pilot ‘fundamental shift’ in policing

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has reiterated its concerns about a pilot project beginning today (18 December) that will allow gardaí in Dublin and Waterford to carry tasers.
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’.
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