3052 result(s) for "Practice"
German AI consultation open to Irish submissions

Germany’s data-protection authority, the Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (BfDI), is seeking feedback from Irish stakeholders as part of a public consultation on

Case ‘highlights shift in EU competition probes’

Lawyers at Mason Hayes & Curran (MHC) say that a recent EU court case has highlighted a shift in the European Commission’s approach to competition-law investigations.
Keep it simple

Major changes to the way businesses navigate and comply with digital regulation in the EU – such as rules on AI, use of data, and cybersecurity – could follow from a package of proposals put to

North's solicitors press for greater protection

The Law Society of Northern Ireland has welcomed the North’s Justice Minister Naomi Long’s “willingness to engage” with it on concerns about solicitor safety at a meeting last week.

McCann FitzGerald appoints investment partner

McCann FitzGerald has appointed Ciara O'Leary as a partner in its investment-management group.

Ireland fined €1.54 million for directive delay

The EU's highest court has ordered Ireland to pay the European Commission a fine of €1.54 million for failing to fully transpose a directive on work-life balance into national law.

Ruling leaves open core issue of defamation liability

Google ‘snippet’ published contested content
DPC guidance aims to protect vulnerable adults

The data-protection watchdog has launched guidance aimed at helping to protect the personal data of vulnerable adults.
Record demand for Law Society’s AI course

More than 6,450 people have registered for the Law Society’s free online course on artificial intelligence (AI), which is open to everyone – including members of the public.
Human dignity was  fundamental to O'Connell

Steadfast abolitionism shows ‘clarity of thinking’

AI models must now set out training-data provenance

European Commission publishes developer template
Beefed-up legal obligations loom for AI providers

Business-law firm Mason Hayes & Curran (MHC) has said that the window for organisations to assess their readiness for the EU’s AI Act is narrowing, as a shift from policy to compliance ramps up.
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