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Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan has said there needs to be a balance between the right of individuals to use encryption to protect their online privacy and the needs of law enforcement.

Ciarán Shiels Madden & Finucane Solicitors has said it plans to make an emergency application for judicial review after a client had his license revoked within 72 hours of his release from Maghaberry.

David Lidington Around 100 prisoners will be given the right to vote after the UK’s offer to extend the franchise was accepted by the Council of Europe this week.

A medical student who was spared a prison sentence after stabbing her boyfriend because of her "extraordinary talent" is appealing her suspended sentence. Aspiring surgeon Lavinia Woodward, a 24-year-old student at Oxford University, was handed a 10-month prison sentence suspended for 18 months at O

Pictured (l-r): Ronan Murray, Deloitte Ireland; Eoghan Doolan, OFX; Andy Byrne, Deloitte Ireland; Conor Lupton, OFX; Sinead O’Callaghan, Deloitte Ireland; and Micheál Ó Mulláin, OFX O’Flynn Exhams Solicitors recently hosted a seminar on examinership for SMEs in conjunction with Deloitte Irela

A 66-year-old man who was employed as a machine operator for Gallaher Limited from October 1998 until its Ballymena factory closed this year claimed he was discriminated on the grounds of his age. Rejecting the argument put forward by Gallaher Ltd that the means adopted were proportionate and necess

Pictured (l-r): Senior partner Lester Doake with partners Kevin O’Hagan, Aisling Mellon, and Gary Patterson Belfast-based McKinty and Wright has welcomed Gary Patterson, Aisling Mellona and Kevin O'Hagan to the partnership.

Pictured: Senator Michael McDowell SC at Checkpoint Cathal Borders and broken agreements lie ahead if the UK government stays its course on Brexit, according to speakers at the Hibernian Law Journal's Checkpoint Cathal lecture in Dublin.

Ken Murphy The Law Society of Ireland has warned of anxiety among its members that Brexit will affect their ability to practise in England and Wales.

Dr Geoffrey Shannon Dr Geoffrey Shannon, special rapporteur on child protection, has proposed the creation of a new offence of leading children to commit crime.

Olivia O'Kane Carson McDowell is collaborating with Ulster University on a landmark computer animation conference.

A recent symposium hosted by University of Limerick School of Law examined issues around the integration and accommodation of minority religions – particularly Islam – under Irish law.

Members and supporters of the Employment Law Association of Ireland (ELAI) recently enjoyed the Association's annual dinner at the Westbury Hotel, sponsored by Keane McDonald Recruitment.

There is no "legal or logical bar" to the UK remaining in the EU single market and customs union after Brexit, The Bar Council of England and Wales has said. A report from the Bar Council's Brexit working group, seen by The Times Brief, says there "is no logical or practical necessity for the UK to

A supplier of luxury goods can prohibit its authorised distributors from selling those goods on a third-party internet platform such as Amazon and this does not, in principle, go beyond what is necessary to preserve the luxury image of the goods. Coty Germany sells luxury cosmetic goods in Germany.