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William Fry LLP appoints three partners

Firm has 500+ legal and tax professionals
Winners named for Taylor Wessing photo contest

Conor Horgan gets top prize of €10,000
GDPR remains ‘fundamental’ to AI regulation

Solicitors have heard that GDPR obligations remain “fundamental” when considering data-protection issues linked to artificial-intelligence (AI) tools.
Digital manipulation

Digital manipulation New rules are necessary to regulate – among other things – algorithms targeting kids and young adults, but adoption of those rules will require real political determination.

Flawed act puts cement boots on press – McDowell

Jury axing ‘hasn’t reduced defamation costs’ – MIDBA
Just 6% of firms have deployed AI at scale

Identifying ‘champions’ crucial for firms, event hears
Firms back ‘largest law merger in history’

Partners at global law firms Hogan Lovells and Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft have backed what they describe as “the largest law-firm merger in history”.
New toolkit to help solicitors manage practice

The Law Society is launching a new toolkit designed to help solicitors manage the business of practice in a time of rapid transition.
IBEC warns on EU cybersecurity overhaul

Business group IBEC has called on the EU to withdraw some elements of its Cybersecurity Act (CSA2), warning that they could threaten the stability of 18 critical industries.
Volume sketches emergence of Court of Appeal

UCD scholars on legal system's ‘quiet workhorse’

Austrian bank agrees €1.6 billion PTSB deal

Austrian banking group BAWAG has agreed a deal to buy Permanent TSB (PTSB) in a deal that will be worth just over €1.6 billion.
The investigators

The investigators A well-managed practice will invariably utilise compliance as a tool to meet its regulatory requirements. Mary Hallissey meets two of the Law Society’s investigating accountants,

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