Ronan Geary, partner at Ronan Daly Jermyn in Cork, offers insights into a recent court ruling on discovery. The Court of Appeal per Hogan J. has issued ...
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Olivia O'Kane, partner at Belfast firm Carson McDowell, comments on yesterday's court ruling in favour of Sir Cliff Richard. Today’s ruling will have several major implications for ...
Gillian Rea Gillian Rea, solicitor at Dublin firm Baily Homan Smyth McVeigh, writes on changes to the legal framework of clinical trials in the European Union.
Photo credit: Steve Ford Elliott, CC BY 2.0 The native system of law in Ireland, Brehon law, was first written down in the 7th century and survived ...
Following the conclusion earlier this week of the five-year-long National Socialist Underground (NSU) trial in Munich, In the Fade (German: Aus dem Nichts) from German-Turkish director Fatih ...
Graeme Hydari Autistic people are being let down by the criminal justice system in England and Wales, writes Graeme Hydari.
Suzanne Keenan Suzanne Keenan, associate director and head of employment at MKB Law, writes on her client's successful employment discrimination claim against the PSNI.
Professor Colin Harvey of Queen's University Belfast (QUB) School of Law makes the case below for a relaxed, open and transparent conversation about Brexit and Irish unity. ...
Des Carr Des Carr, a director in the commercial litigation department at Tughans in Belfast, writes on a major issue in the construction industry.
Patrick Walshe Employment law expert Patrick Walshe, partner at Dublin firm Philip Lee, offers his perspective on proposed new gender pay gap legislation.
The first two Irish penal laws of 1695, for disarming papists and prohibiting ‘foreign education’, were acts which propagated the repression of Catholicism in Ireland.
Jack Balmer Jack Balmer, associate solicitor in the employment law team at Tughans in Belfast, looks through a legal lens at ITV2's Love Island.
Richard Grogan Employment law solicitor Richard Grogan of Richard Grogan & Associates writes on an important clarification of the law on protected disclosures.
Anybody who has arrived at a “24-hour” supermarket in Northern Ireland after 6pm on a Sunday will suspect that the closed doors have something to do ...
Richard Grogan Employment law solicitor Richard Grogan of Richard Grogan & Associates writes on an issue of key interest to many Irish businesses.