Articles - 16 July

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

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    • Dirk Auer and Mario Zúñiga, ‘AI partnerships and competition: damned if you buy, damned if you don't’ (2026) 47(8) European Competition Law Review 316-330. EU Law - Competition Law - Artificial Intelligence - Technology Companies - Joint Ventures - Partnership - Merger Control - Licensing Arrangements - Minority Equity Stakes - Infrastructure Sharing - Anticompetitive.

    • Raymond Byrne, ‘Case law and guidance on gen AI hallucinations: we have been warned - part I’ (2026) 44(3) Irish Law Times 27-36. Legal Profession - Artificial Intelligence - Generative AI - Judicial Guidance - Citation of Authorities - Accuracy - Verification - Fabricated Authorities - AI Hallucinations - Solicitors’ Powers and Duties - Duty to the Court - Professional Conduct - United States.

    • Joanne Clarke, ‘VAT modernisation in Ireland: guidance, implications and practical readiness’ (2026) 39(1) Irish Tax Review 140-146. Taxation - VAT - Tax Administration - Revenue Guidance.

    • Sorcha Corcoran, ‘David v Goliath’ July (2026) 120(6) Law Society Gazette (Ire) 36-39. Artificial Intelligence - Legal Profession - Law Firms - Small to Medium Firms - AI Tools - Workflow Integration.

    • Gemma Hayes, ‘Bad medicine’ July (2026) 120(6) Law Society Gazette (Ire) 40-43. Medical Negligence - Civil Procedure - Stay of Proceedings - Medical Examination - Genetic Testing.

    • Katie A. Johnston, ‘Taking international law seriously? Interpretation of the 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement in the context of article 2(1) of the Windsor Framework’ (2026) 46(2) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 414-443. International law - Brexit - Ireland - Northern Ireland - Treaty interpretation - Good Friday Agreement - Windsor Framework.

    • Angela Le, Olivia Morton and Ian Williamson, ‘AI use and legal privilege risks’ (2026) 169(6) Solicitors Journal 37-39. Legal Profession - Artificial Intelligence - Use of AI - Legal Professional Privilege - Risks - Civil Procedure - Criminal Procedure - US Case Law - UK Case Law.

    • Hayley Lund, Sarah Chaplin and Rupert Balfe, ‘Supply chain accountability: operating in a legal vacuum?’ (2026) 37(5) PLC Magazine 19-26. Companies - Multinational Supply Chains - Civil Procedure - Torts - Supply Chains - Tortious Liability - Third Parties - Supply Chain Accountability - Claims.

    • Aaron Mullan, John Walsh and Caitriona Gough, ‘Irish property investment: a review of ownership structures and tax incentives’ (2026) 39(1) Irish Tax Review 86-94. Taxation - Real property - Property Investments - Ownership Structures - Tax Incentives.

    • Dr Vincent J G Power SC, ‘Report published on fuel pricing in Ireland’ (2026) 47(8) European Competition Law Review N176-N179. Competition Law - EU Law - Energy - Fuel - Pricing - Price Gouging - Competition and Consumer Protection Commission Fuel Report 2026.

    • Sue Prince, ‘AI and online mediation reshape civil justice’ (2026) 169(6) Solicitors Journal 22-23. Dispute Resolution - Artificial Intelligence - Digital Technologies - Online Dispute Resolution - Neutrality - Integrity - Confidentiality.

    • Francesco Salerno, ‘The preventive control of instruments of constitution in Directive (EU) 2025/25 on the use of digital tools and processes in company law’ (2026) 33(4) Commercial Law Practitioner 67-71.  Company Law - EU Law - Company Incorporation - Preventative Control - Digitalisation of Company Law - Comparative Law - Ireland - Italy.

    • Oisin Suttle, ‘Judge dread?’ July (2026) 120(6) Law Society Gazette (Ire) 24-27, 29. Artificial Intelligence - Generative AI - Legal AI Tools - Judges - Judiciary - Judicial Decision Making - Administrative Decision Making - AI Judges - AI Advocates - Persuadability of LLMs.

    • Christoforos Tsavatopoulos, ‘The incongruity between merger and declaratory judgments and the preclusive effects of judicial declarations’ (2026) 45(3) Civil Justice Quarterly 226-249. Civil Procedure - Causes of Action - Doctrine of Merger - Coercive Judgments - Declaratory Judgments - Res Judicata - Remedies.

    • Tim Willis, ‘The importance of the dispute resolution clause in achieving the desired outcomes in contract drafting: has the impact of statutory adjudication emasculated the procedures for managing risk and avoiding disputes in the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract?’ (2026)  42(5) Construction Law Journal 265-276. Construction Law - Construction Contracts - Dispute Resolution - Construction Disputes - Contract Terms - Statutory Adjudication - Risk Management - Dispute Avoidance Procedures.

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