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Byrne Wallace Shields LLP welcomes nine NQs

Associates will work in key practice areas
Call for earlier access to torture assessments

A research report from Maynooth University (MU) has called for medico-legal reports (MLRs) identifying victims of torture to be made accessible more quickly.

Taking care of business

As the economic environment continues to ebb and flow, redundancies are common practice
Law Society President to celebrate IWD

Rosemarie Loftus hosts ‘Give to Gain’ event
Leah O’Leary appointed partner at DLCM

Dublin-based law firm Daly Lynch Crowe & Morris LLP (DLCM) has appointed immigration-law solicitor Leah O’Leary as a partner.
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.
Taxation Committee highlights Revenue issue

The Law Society’s Taxation Committee has been asked by Revenue to highlight an issue to practitioners about filing queries under Revenue’s MyEnquiries function.
‘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

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.
Irish State demands more from private sector

Data and accountability thresholds edge up – MHC
End in sight for Super League legal battle

A legal dispute between European football’s governing body UEFA and the remaining club pursuing a European Super League project appears to have been settled.
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