2295 result(s) for "Legislation"
Emergency tariffs ‘beyond Trump authority’

The US Supreme Court has found that emergency legislation does not give President Donald Trump the power to impose tariffs without Congressional approval in peacetime.
I-RES expects boost from rental legislation

I-RES, one of the country’s biggest private landlords, says that planned new legislation on the rental market has strengthened the outlook for its business.
WRC’s €40,000 award goes beyond Irish limit

FLAC (Fee Legal Aid Centres) has called for draft legislation that would increase the level of compensation available to victims of discrimination in Ireland to be “urgently advanced and enacted”.
ALG questions need for fresh EU digital law

Lawyers at A&L Goodbody (ALG) have said that proposed digital legislation from the European Commission appears to contradict its stated goal of simplifying laws to boost competitiveness.
Diploma Centre spring courses open to solicitors

The Law Society Diploma Centre has reminded solicitors, trainees, and other professionals that places are still available on some of its spring 2026 courses.
Matheson launches EU presidency resource hub

Minister Richmond sets out critical pillars
Funds and unfamiliarity are key wardship worries

Concerns about the management of funds, and worries about an unfamiliar system, have emerged as key barriers to engagement with the wardship-discharge process.
Judge-only defamation bill clears Oireachtas

A bill to reform that will reform the laws on defamation has passed through both houses of the Oireachtas.
‘Welcome clarity’ for renewable-energy firms

A lawyer at Pinsent Masons says that a recent Supreme Court ruling highlights that projects aligned with the aims of climate law in Ireland are not automatically guaranteed to obtain planning

Rein in spending as crisis buffer – Makhlouf

Back local firms as counterweight to FDI call
EU bodies urged to reject commission’s GDPR change

Europe’s main data-protection bodies have urged EU bodies not to adopt a proposed change from the European Commission to the GDPR.
Deadline for wardship exit to be extended

The Government is to bring forward amendments to legislation on assisted decision-making that are aimed at removing uncertainty for people in wardship arrangements.
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