2341 result(s) for "regulation"
Wardship’s demise demands safeguarding legislation

Adults now presumed to have capacity
ECHR exit ‘against Britain’s national interest’

Britain’s attorney general has told a House of Lords committee that leaving the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) would undo what he described as “progress” to stop small-boat crossings.
Ireland’s Emer Cooke to stay on at EMA

Irish regulator Emer Cooke is to stay on as executive director of the European Medicine Agency (EMA) until 30 April 2027.
Courts reform a factor in competitiveness – report

The establishment of a new AI authority and the implementation of the outstanding recommendations from a 2020 report on civil justice are among 85 actions identified by a Government report on

SRA bars Dentons employee from profession

Riyad Awada convicted of drug smuggling in UAE
Appointment block for Labour Court deputy chair

The Labour Court has said that a Government decision to block the renewal of a senior official’s appointment will have “a severe impact” on its functioning.
DAA refunds car-park charges after error

The consumer-protection watchdog has welcomed a DAA decision to refund customers who were overcharged for parking at Dublin Airport earlier this year.
‘Keep detailed notes of client meetings’

Solicitors advised to record all instructions given
Lawyer Susan Walsh to join EY Law

WF tech consultant to move firms
Going to bat

The Law Society’s Business Law Committee has a very broad-ranging remit, explains chair Eleanor Daly.
Second term for Bar Council chair Guerin

Seán Guerin SC has been re-elected as chair of the Bar of Ireland Council for a second year.
Rule change removes domestic-abuse ‘barrier’

Victims and survivors of domestic abuse will be exempt from an immigration-registration fee of €300 under regulations signed by Minister of State Colm Brophy.
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