Articles - 24 September

A selection of articles from journals recently received in the Law Society Library are highlighted below.

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Articles Available

Business Law

  • Aonghus Heatley, ‘EU General Product Safety Regulation made simple’ August (2026) 50(3) Company Secretary’s Review 231-232. EU Law - Consumer Law - Consumer Protection - Product Safety - Product Recalls - EU Regulation - Remedies.

Criminal Law

  • Amel Alghrani and Sarah Bennett, ‘Expert evidence in criminal law: rethinking reliability in England and Wales after the Lucy Letby case’ July (2026) 77(2) Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly 245-275. Criminal Law - Criminal Procedure - Expert Evidence - Admissibility - Reliability - Scientific Evidence - Medical Evidence.

  • Aaron H L Wong and Thomas Crofts, ‘Should the extended joint enterprise principle be retained? A critical evaluation of the divergent approaches between England and Wales and Hong Kong’ July (2026) 77(2) Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly 276-314. Criminal Law - Criminal Offences - Joint Enterprise - Extended Joint Criminal Enterprise Principle - Accessorial Liability - Parasitic Accessorial Liability - Foresight - England and Wales - Hong Kong - Comparative Law.

Data Protection

  • Ruth Hughes and Isobel Murphy, ‘The label won't save you: avoiding controller and processor misclassification’ September (2026) 19(5) Data Protection Ireland 4-7. Data Protection - Personal Data - GDPR - Data Controllers - Data Processor - Joint Controller – Service Providers - Contractual Relationships - Classification - Misclassification.

  • Sara H. Jodka, ‘Before you deploy an AI agent: the privacy controls organisations actually need’ September (2026) 19(5) Data Protection Ireland 12-14. Data Protection - Artificial intelligence - Personal Data - Data Processing - Agentic AI - AI Agents - Chatbots - Privacy Risks - Governance - Regulation - Compliance - Continuous Processing Activity.

  • Susan Walsh, ‘Designing trusted digital engagement: aligning data protection, consumer fairness and cybersecurity’ September (2026) 19(5) Data Protection Ireland 8-10. Data Protection - Artificial Intelligence - AI-enabled Personalisation - Consumer Law - Consumer Protection - Cybersecurity.

Employment

  • Adam Morris, ‘Discrimination in the workplace – everyday examples’ August (2026) 50(3) Company Secretary’s Review 227-229. Employment Law - Employers’ Powers and Duties - Employees’ Rights - Discrimination in the Workplace - Equality - Recruitment - Promotion - Harassment - Redundancy Selection.

  • Rav Vithaldas, ‘The case for greater AI adoption in Irish pensions’ (2026) 59(4) Accountancy Ireland 49-51. Pensions - Artificial Intelligence - AI Adoption - International Adoption - Ireland. 

Property

  • Evan Kearney BL, ‘Olive Green IMS Holdings Ltd v Anthony Carter and Elizabeth Carter’ (2026) 31(2) Conveyancing and Property Law Journal 22-29. Real Property - Civil Procedure - Interlocutory Relief - Interim Injunctions - Easements - Public Rights of Way - Access - Obstruction.

Taxation

  • Lucy Bowe, ‘A collaborative approach to tax administration: still a game of cat and mouse?’ (2026) 3 British Tax Review 251-276. Taxation - Tax Administration - Irish Co-Operative Compliance Programme - Tax Certainty - Compliance.

  • Conor Kennedy, ‘From courtroom to chaos theory: the employment dispute reshaping Irish tax appeals’ (2026) 59(4) Accountancy Ireland 39-41. Taxation - Administration of Justice - Transparency - Constitutional Law - Open Justice - Tax Appeals - In Camera Default - Entitlement to Private Hearings - Tax Appeals Commission - Proposed Reform - Alternative Dispute Resolution.

  • Marianne Donaghy and Tara Duggan, ‘Irish stamp duty and foreign shares: navigating the hidden exposure for foreign investment structures’ (2026) 31(2) Conveyancing and Property Law Journal 18-20. Banking and Finance - Shares - Stamp Duty - UK Companies - Acquisition of Shares - Irish Commercial Property - Residential Property - Foreign Investment - Anti-avoidance - Exemptions - Foreign Companies.

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