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LRSA reports

Reform school The LSRA has issued two new reports, on legal education and on the unification of two branches of the profession. The Legal Services Regulatory Authority (LSRA) has issued two new

EU Commission to set out ‘speedier and more effective’ antitrust toolkit

EU Commission to set out ‘speedier and more effective’ antitrust toolkit Future EU investigations into tech giants will go beyond mere cease-and-desist orders that simply mirror the conduct in

Coercive control law a ‘great gift’ to domestic violence advocates

Coercive control law is a ‘great gift’ to advocates It may be time to consider more open scrutiny of family law courts, family lawyer Joan O’Mahony has said. Speaking at the Law Society Family and

Gardaí 'should get computer passwords' in bid to tackle corruption

Ex-DPP says gardaí should get computer passwords in bid to tackle corruption The Government is to beef up its response to white-collar crime, following the publication of the Hamilton Report. Under

Brexit’s ‘disastrous effect’ on cases involving divorce, children and money

Brexit will have a ”disastrous effect” on international family law, Tim Amos QC said this morning (27 November).

Business leaders predict demise of email and SMS

Business leaders predict demise of email and SMS A webinar on the future of work yesterday morning heard astronaut Major Tim Peake say that the most joyful aspect of being in space is the lack of

‘Conditional’ apologies won’t wash, says PR expert

Legal and comms needs will often clash in times of crisis Firms should not attempt to 'do PR' in the middle of a crisis or scandal, an MH&C LLP webinar heard this morning. The discussion on crisis

Judges facing more work for the same money – Chief Justice

Judges facing more work for same money – Clarke Chief Justice Frank Clarke said yesterday (19 November) that increased commercial litigation in Ireland post-Brexit would mean that Irish judges would

Business optimism on post-Brexit investment

Business optimism on post-Brexit investment Businesses believe Brexit will lead to more international investment in Ireland, but they are more evenly divided on whether a trade deal will be completed
Lack of ‘compelling evidence’ for solicitor-barrister unification

No ‘compelling evidence’ for unification with Bar The Legal Services Regulatory Authority (LSRA) has issued a report on standards for legal education. It has also published a report on the potential

Company registrations down on 2019, but no evidence yet of rising insolvencies

Registrations down, but no rise in insolvencies New company registrations fell sharply across all sectors between March and May 2020, before rebounding over the summer, but remain below 2019 levels,

Hague Tribunal to probe protestor deaths in Iran

Hague Tribunal to probe protestor deaths in Iran An international People’s Tribunal, the Aban Tribunal, is to investigate atrocities that took place in Iran a year ago. The tribunal is an initiative
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