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EU law aims to secure supply of chips

Legislation aimed at boosting the manufacturing and development of semiconductor technology across the EU has come into effect.
Taylor Wessing’s blockchain incentive scheme

Global law firm Taylor Wessing has launched an employee-incentive scheme that will allow its lawyers to receive crypto-based tokens.
Cork firm pleads guilty to unsolicited marketing

A Cork-based financial-advisory company has pleaded guilty at Cork District Court to two charges of breaching regulations on the sending of unsolicited marketing material without consent.
Workshop on managing workplace conflict

Law Society Skillnet is to hold a workshop next week on how to manage conflict in the workplace.
Addleshaw Goddard launches new Dublin practice

International law firm Addleshaw Goddard LLP has launched a new practice covering financial services and regulation at its Dublin office.
Public bodies asked to keep cash option

Minister for Finance Michael McGrath has asked public bodies to request that they continue to accept payments in cash until a report on the issue is completed.
Rents 15% lower for existing tenants – ESRI

Research from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) shows that existing tenants across the country are paying more than 15% less rent than new tenants.

AI use ‘inevitable’ in pension master trust era – MHC

Tools used for long-term portfolio management
Taylor Wessing advises on office property deals

Dublin office is one of 29 in 17 countries
Applications open for European Court of Human Rights judgeship

Candidate from Ireland sought for nine-year term
Enhanced reporting requirements from 1 January

Revenue is updating its rules on benefits
Judges are most exposed to 'life's unpleasant underbelly’

Tribute paid to North’s former chief justice Lord Carswell

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