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Tanya Jones The deputy leader of the Green Party in Northern Ireland has announced her planned resignation to study environmental law at the University of Dundee.

In an address given in London this month, UK Supreme Court President Lady Hale looks at privacy and publicity in the context of the family justice system. She touches on the Supreme Court’s case law, including Reilly v Sandwell MBC, Khuja v Times Newspapers Ltd and PJS v News Group Newspapers and

A two-year-old child ended up in the dock at Frankfurt District Court during asylum proceedings in a first for the German legal system. The boy was one of four children from Angola appearing in court with their mother after being detained at Frankfurt Airport in April, the Frankfurter Rundschau repo

The discovery of two categories of document sought by Celltrion in patent infringement proceedings initiated by Biogen have been ordered in the High Court. Granting one of the categories on Celltrion’s terms, and another on terms offered by Biogen; Mr Justice Max Barrett explained that the princip

Barristers in Northern Ireland have heard plans for a new Business and Property Hub to be opened in the High Court in September 2018. Members of the Commercial Bar Association (CBA) gathered at the Inn of Court to hear Lord Chief Justice, Sir Declan Morgan set out the proposals.

A convicted murderer who held a “shiv” of jagged perspex to his barrister's throat and threatened to kill her in an attempt to escape custody has been given a eight-year sentence.

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan restated the Government's "continued support for victims and survivors" as he marked the 44th anniversary of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings.

Gerry Beausang ByrneWallace advised a private equity fund on an investment which has been recognised as Ireland's top deal in the loans & financing (SME) category at Finance Dublin's Deal of the Year Awards.

Over 100 young members of The Bar of Northern Ireland gathered at the Inn of Court for the Young Bar Association's (YBA) annual conference, themed around "Delivering Excellence at the Young Bar".

Belfast solicitors bested their colleagues from Dublin and Liverpool at the Belfast Solicitors' Association (BSA) annual golf day yesterday.

The Bar Standards Board (BSB) has announced how it intends to work with the profession to eliminate unfair treatment of women barristers. This will include: reviewing how the BSB's approach to supervision and enforcement can take account of equality and diversity best practice; measuring the overall

The UK government is planning to strengthen its position on Brexit through a series of appointments to the House of Lords, The Guardian reports. Around 10 Conservative peers will join the chamber, as well as three Labour peers and either one or two Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) peers, sources told

The new ICCL mural The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has warned that the censorship of political art concerning the abortion referendum is having a "chilling effect".

Professor Michael Doherty, head of Maynooth University Department of Law, addressed a symposium on labour law in Málaga.

A plenary summons served on the King’s Inns by a solicitor claiming for breach of contract, has been set aside in the High Court, due to the fact that it was served outside of the 12-month period prescribed by Order 8, Rule 1 of the Rules of the Superior Courts. Also discharging an unqualified app