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Manitoba lawyers must disclose AI usage

A Canadian province has become one of the first jurisdictions in the world to require lawyers to tell the court if and how they have used artificial intelligence (AI), according to the Law Society

Holmes promotes insurance-litigation specialist

Law firm Holmes has announced the promotion of Audrey Browne to senior associate, specialising in insurance litigation.
Cabinet backs ‘safe-zones’ legislation

The Government has approved the text of a bill that would introduce ‘safe-access zones’ around healthcare premises providing services linked to the termination of pregnancy.
New law clears way for rules on e-scooters

Legislation that clears the way for rules on the use of e-scooters on public roads to be introduced has been signed into law by the President Higgins.
Britain urged not to diverge from EU on AI

The Law Society of England and Wales has urged the British Government to ensure that its approach to regulating artificial intelligence (AI) systems does not diverge from the EU's nascent regulatory

Law Society, Central Bank to host ASP event

The Law Society of Ireland and the Central Bank are to hold a joint event to outline the approach to implementing key aspects of the updated Administrative Sanctions Procedure (ASP).
China aviation award for A&L Goodbody

Irish law firm A&L Goodbody (ALG) has won 'Aviation Firm of the Year' 2023 in the China Business Law Journal awards for the fourth year running.
PwC to exit Australian government work

PwC Australia is to sell the part of its business that work with the country’s government for A$1 (€0.60) after a scandal surrounding the leaking of confidential tax plans.
Views sought on employment-permits system

The Government has asked employers and other interested parties to give their views on which occupations should be eligible for employment permits.
New employment rights for parents next month

Employees will gain some new rights from 3 July, when parts of legislation on work-life balance come into effect.
‘Last-minute’ amendment on DPC worries ICCL

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has called on all political parties in the Dáil to challenge a Government move that it claims would “muzzle” critics of the Data Protection Commission (
Annual drop in house prices – Daft.ie report

Figures from property website Daft.ie show that asking prices for houses in the second quarter (Q2) of this year fell slightly compared with the same period a year earlier.
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