Articles - 22  October

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

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Alternative Dispute Resolution

  • Joel Hames, ‘From invitation to compulsion: Burke v O’Connell [2026] IEHC 314 and the future of mediation in Ireland’ (2026) 44(7) Irish Law Times 80-84. Civil Procedure - Alternative Dispute Resolution - Mediation - Case Management - High Court - Inherent Jurisdiction - Court Ordered Mediation - Right of Access to the Court - Right to a Fair Trial - Comparative Law.

Artificial Intelligence

  • Paul Henty and Nicholas Kenny, ‘The first line of AI governance: why AI compliance begins at procurement’ (2026) 15(5) AI Compliance & Risk 7-10. Artificial Intelligence - Governance - Compliance - Compliance Risk - Risk Management - Public Procurement - Public Contracts.

Cybersecurity

  • Barry Scannell, ‘Regulating science fiction’ (2026) 15(5) AI Compliance & Risk 3-6. Information Technology - Artificial Intelligence - Cybersecurity - Cyber Risks - Cyber Attacks - Risk Management - Data Breaches - AI Agents - Autonomy - EU Law - United States - Safeguards - Regulation.

Employment

  • Michael McKeever, ‘The statutory cap and the remedial gap in Irish unfair dismissal law’ (2026) 44(7) Irish Law Times 75-79. Employment Law - Unfair Dismissal - Reinstatement - Re-Engagement - Delay - Compensation - Statutory Cap - Restorative Justice - Legislation - Parliamentary Intent - Law Reform.

  • Richard Pate, ‘Age discrimination, retirement age and the duty to mitigate damages’ (2026) 47(2) Business Law Review 64-72. Employment Law - Retirement - Retirement Age - Age Discrimination - Duty to Mitigate - Damages - Punitive Damages.

  • ‘Pub operator not vicariously liable for assault by door supervisors’ (2026) 1195 IDS Employment Law Brief 7-10. Employment - Torts - Assault - Vicarious Liability - Hospitality and Leisure - Pub Operator - Door Supervisors - Independent Contractors - Third Party Security Company.

  • ‘Employment Rights Act 2025: trade unions and industrial action’ (2026) 1195 IDS Employment Law Brief 18-28. Employment Law - Industrial Relations - Trade Unions - Trade Union Recognition - Employment Protection - Industrial Action - Trade Union Representatives - Statutory Recognition - Access Principles.

EU and International Affairs

  • Morgan De Walsche, ‘Cumulative application of free movement law and fundamental rights in the ‘derogation situation’: a multidimensional challenge’ (2026) 63(4) Common Market Law Review 1021-1060. EU Law - Human Rights - Freedom of Movement - Charter of Fundamental Rights - Restrictions - Derogation - Infringement Proceedings - Justification - Proportionality.

  • Marco Hickey, ‘Wild oats’ October (2026) 120(8) Law Society Gazette (Ire) 48-50. European Union - Competition Law - EU Law - State Aid - Member States - Public Authorities - Imputation.

Medical Law

  • Rachel Jenkins, ‘Compulsory feeding, capacity, and the limits of the Court of Protection: Re Patricia’ Autumn (2026) 34(4) Medical Law Review. Medical Law - Health - Compulsory Medical Treatment - Involuntary Treatment - Patient Autonomy - Preservation of Life - Life Sustaining Treatment - Anorexia Nervosa - Best Interests - Mental Capacity - Consent.

Taxation

  • Jérôme Monsenego, ‘Remedies for unlawful fiscal State aid: Can national courts address coexisting different levels of taxation through tax refunds?’ challenge’ (2026) 63(4) Common Market Law Review 1159-1188. EU Law - Competition Law - State Aid - Tax - Levels of Taxation - Unlawful State Aid - Remedies - Tax Refunds - National Courts.

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