European lawyers call for trial of Putin following Ukraine invasion
Russia’s actions breach fundamental principles of international law, CCBE says
Social worker wants to know why gardaí searched his house, High Court told
Dundalk man found door off its hinges and his home in disarray when he returned from night shift
Centuries-old requirement ends as solicitors awarded senior counsel titles for first time
Legal services law abolished stipulation that only barristers could be senior counsels
Revenue seeks €200,000 unpaid taxes from Law Society ex-president
Solicitor says he is stuck in ‘catch 22’ due to inability to receive legal aid payments
French warrant for Ian Bailey likely to be processed quickly - lawyer
Toscan du Plantier family lawyer expects ruling to be appealed to Supreme Court
From Paris to west Cork and back: The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation
Murder of French film producer near Schull in 1996 has never been solved
Ireland’s 'compo' culture: Is change finally on the horizon?
As personal injury claims add up, insurance costs are putting retailers out of business
Console founder needs legal aid to fight case, court hears
Paul Kelly and wife Patricia are dependent on social welfare, High Court judge is told
Toscan du Plantier family lawyer says France trial will go ahead
Alain Spilliaert says extradition decision will not affect case in France
No criminal inquiry into shredding of files in Seán FitzPatrick case
Counsel for ex-Anglo boss said solicitor not investigated as he was ‘too important to the State’
The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation: a chronology
Story starts in 1991 when English journalist Ian Bailey moves to west Cork
Gardaí would have acted sooner if aware of Real IRA raid plan
Inquiry into fatal shooting of Ronan MacLochlainn by gardaí begins in Dublin
Forensics expert tells Mark Nash trial he would’ve expected more blood
More blood flakes would’ve been expected on jacket if accused had been present at crime scene
Solicitor for abuse victims in schools criticises ‘cynical’ redress plan
James MacGuill says he cannot advise his clients based on information from Government
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