RDJ has named Lisa Mansfield as dispute-resolution partner. Mansfield’s core area of practice is commercial litigation, including advising insurers in professional-indemnity litigation and ...

In response to feedback from the profession, the Law Society has launched a free regulation helpline. Regulation Answers provides a range of guidance and information resources on all areas of ...

The EU’s 'common charging' requirements for mobile phone and other similar electronic devices have come into effect since 28 December. These requirements will also apply to laptops as of 28 April 2026 ...

The human-rights abuses faced by the Uyghurs and other Turkic people in East Turkistan will be discussed at an IBA event in London on Wednesday (8 January). Baroness Helena Kennedy KC, director of the ...

International law firm Clark Hill has appointed Jennifer Fay as partner in charge of its Dublin office. Fay, who had been deputy member in charge for the firm’s Dublin office, brings over 20 years of ...

The EU and Amnesty International have expressed concern about a decision by a court in China to uphold the conviction on human-rights lawyer Yu Wensheng. Yu was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment ...

The Courts Service is seeking applications for the position of Registrar of the High Court at the grade of Assistant Principal Officer. The courts body describes the role of the registrar as “key to ...

Severe weather conditions will continue to disrupt court activity in some areas of the country this week, according to the Courts Service. Courts in the southern region have been most affected, with ...

An adviser to the EU’s highest court, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), has found that national courts must be allowed to carry out judicial reviews of FIFA rules for their ...

The Law Society is here to support solicitors affected by Storm Éowyn. If you have any queries, please contact [email protected] .

The Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights has warned social-media platforms that they must not “retreat from facts”. Irish lawyer Michael O’Flaherty was responding to a recent announcement ...

A SIPTU spokesman has said the agriculture sector should have safety training accreditation, similar to that which exists for construction sites. Statistics from the Health and Safety Authority show ...