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A man has become the first person prosecuted in the UK for registering false company information after a stunt he organised to demonstrate the weakness of enforcement. Businessman Kevin Brewer registered two companies, in 2013 and 2016, with government ministers listed as directors and shareholders

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A barrister has commenced defamation proceedings against Health Minister Simon Harris and Senator Catherine Noone over tweets they posted after the lawyer participated in an RTÉ radio programme. The actions have been brought by Benedict Ó Floinn BL, who claims he was defamed in the tweets after he

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An obituary of Liam Devally, the former singer, TV presenter, barrister and judge who has died at 85, has been published by the Sunday Independent. The obituary traces Mr Devally's varied life from the start of his broadcasting career in 1953 to becoming a barrister in the 1970s and his appointment

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Fee income as well as profits at small and medium-sized law firms are up, according to a survey published today. Data from the Law Society Law Management Section’s 2018 Financial Benchmarking Surveyshow that total fee incomes has increased for the eighth year in a row, with a median increase of 5.

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Would-be law students are being offered a rare opportunity to visit the King's Inns. The next open day at Ireland's oldest law school, taking place on Saturday 28 April, will share key information about its diploma in legal studies and degree of barrister-at-law.

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A 94-year-old man who worked in the Auschwitz death camp for at least a month has been charged by German prosecutors with accessory to murder. The public prosecutor's office in Stuttgart has filed charges with Mannheim Regional Court against the unnamed man, who is a 94-year-old German citizen born

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