1503 result(s) for "Technology"
Eversheds Sutherland appoints data expert

Eversheds Sutherland has appointed Laura Fannin as a partner in its Dublin office.
British solicitors want ‘clear’ set of AI rules

The Law Society of England and Wales has called for a clear set of rules on how solicitors can use AI to prepare court documents.
CJEU backs Italy’s press-compensation scheme

The EU’s top court has found that an Italian scheme to compensate press publishers for use of their material online by social-media and other technology companies is permissible under EU law.
Four IP award wins in row for William Fry

‘Irish Trademark Disputes Firm of Year’
TUD student wins Law Society human-rights essay prize

Paid ALG summer internship for Aoife Hegarty
EU publishes draft AI-transparency guidelines

The European Commission is inviting feedback on draft guidelines on transparency obligations for AI providers.
Helen Dixon to speak at ICEL data conference

More details of the Irish Centre for European Law (ICEL) 2026 conference on privacy and data protection have been announced.
EU bodies agree ban on ‘nudification’ apps

The EU Council and European Parliament have provisionally agreed to a new measure in the EU’s AI Act that bans AI systems that generate non-consensual sexual and intimate content or child sexual

Two new Irish-based DLA Piper partners

Two lawyers from DLA Piper’s Irish office have been promoted to the firm’s global partnership.
Law inadequate to AI challenges, DSBA webinar hears

Identifying libel publisher 'million-dollar question'
Universities’ ‘essential role’ in safeguarding democracy

Commissioner McGrath marks SETU milestone

Judiciary to issue detailed practice note on AI

Irish courts fall victim to hallucinations – Roberts
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