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New legislation on defective buildings is to be brought forward in Northern Ireland after the High Court refused compensation to owners of apartments at Belfast's Victoria Square. Residents of the luxury apartments, a stone's throw from the Royal Courts of Justice, were told to evacuate in 2019 afte

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A&L Goodbody has challenged corporate Ireland to "put their running shoes on" and take part in Ireland's largest city centre five-kilometre run, now known as the ALG5K. The firm is sponsoring Athletics Ireland's Corporate 5K Team Challenge, previously known as the GT5K, for the next three years.

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Mason Hayes & Curran is to continue its sponsorship of professional Irish cyclist Megan Armitage for the 2024 season. The business law firm has been sponsoring the 27-year-old athlete since 2022.

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Plans to update company law and grant new enforcement powers to statutory authorities have been set out by the government. Ministers have published the general scheme of the Companies (Corporate Governance, Enforcement and Regulatory Provisions) Bill 2024, which will make a series of amendments to t

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Godzilla was appointed as chief of a Tokyo police station for a day in a bid to raise awareness about road traffic law. The iconic Japanese kaiju — known as the "King of the Monsters" in America — took over the Ikebukuro police station on Monday.

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William Fry has appointed Derina Bannon as a consultant in the firm's asset management and investment funds department. Ms Bannon has extensive experience advising on legal and regulatory obligations across the asset management sector, having worked on various legal, regulatory and advisory projects

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MLAs are set to vote for the first time on whether a new EU law should apply in Northern Ireland. The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) is seeking to test a provision of the post-Brexit Windsor Framework which gives the Northern Ireland Assembly a veto power over new EU laws.

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A prisoner who made a hoax bomb threat against justice minister Helen McEntee will serve a further two years in prison. Michael Murray, 54, phoned the Samaritans charity from his cell in Midlands Prison on 7 March 2021 and claimed explosives had been planted at Mrs McEntee's home by the INLA.

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Legislation to reform the governance of men's football in England and "put fans back at the heart of the game" in response to attempts to form a breakaway European Super League has been introduced in the UK Parliament. The Football Governance Bill will establish a new Independent Football Regulator

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