The increasing risk of cyber crime to businesses was highlighted at a Belfast seminar co-hosted by Grant Thornton, Willis Insurance and Risk Management, and Cleaver Fulton Rankin Solicitors.
Northern Ireland
Ciaran O'Hare In an historic constitutional case, the UK Supreme Court will hear arguments on Monday that Brexit cannot be triggered without the consent of the people of Northern Ireland.
Justice Minister Claire Sugden A debate among MLAs on whether to offer pardons to gay and bisexual men convicted of abolished sexual offences was complicated by Northern Ireland's distinct age of consent.
Ken Rutherford, managing partner at C & H Jefferson DWF has announced plans to merge with Belfast-based commercial firm C & H Jefferson.
Sir Oliver Heald QC The UK government has reversed a 500 per cent increase in immigration tribunal fees.
First Minister Arlene Foster The working group on fatal foetal abnormality (FFA) has recommended changes to abortion law in Northern Ireland, according to reports.
Lawyers for former MP George Galloway are set to issue proceedings against News Corp over breach of privacy.
Pictured: Feargal Brennan (left) and Cronan McNamara (right) presenting an award to LogoGrab chief executive Luca Boschin Dublin firm ByrneWallace proudly sponsored the Irish Software Association's (ISA) 24th annual Software Industry Awards.
Pinsent Masons has been named Law Firm of the Year at the Legal Week British Legal Awards 2016. The firm's rapid international expansion was among factors cited by a panel of distinguished judges.
Justice Minister Claire Sugden A prison governor in Northern Ireland has won an award for inspirational leadership at the UK Civil Service Awards in London.
A Derry solicitor has denied making “misleading, false or deceptive” claims relating to Legal Aid forms. Forty-two year old Damien McDaid, from Templemore in Derry, denied a total of 61 charges when he appeared at Belfast Crown Court on Friday.
Michael Johnston, managing partner at Carson McDowell Belfast firm Carson McDowell has been awarded the title of Regional Law Firm of the Year in the prestigious Legal 500 rankings for the second time in the past three years.
Justice Minister Claire Sugden and Cheryl Lamont The Probation Board for Northern Ireland has appointed Cheryl Lamont as chief executive.
Northern Ireland's Justice Minister Claire Sugden opened Victim Support NI's 35th anniversary conference, addressing the needs of vulnerable victims and congratulating the voluntary organisation on their outstanding support to victims and witnesses of crime. Around 112 volunteers and fulltime staff
Members of the Law Society of Northern Ireland have raised more than £15,000 for CLIC Sargent, the cancer charity supporting children and young people. The Society has spent the past year supporting and fundraising on behalf of CLIC Sargent, its chosen charity of the year.