Corporate watchdog wants five more people to help examine FAI documents
ODCE seized 280,000 files over 3,800 of which legal privilege is being claimed
Court to rule later on whether INM inspectors’ report can be shared
Access applications made by Central Bank, journalists and former executives
Olding’s barrister suggests most alleged rapists should not receive anonymity before conviction
‘The argument is that why should someone who’s up for rape be entitled to anonymity when if they are up for murder they are not’
Ireland angles to pick up post-Brexit legal business
UK departure from the EU raises questions about status of British courts
‘No token Sheila’: Tributes paid to retiring Chief Justice
First woman to hold State’s highest judicial office Susan Denham retires after 25 years
Family law aid cut will hit those most in need, says Bar Council
‘We have a duty to ensure that access to justice is delivered to all members of society’
Tributes paid to ‘immense’ contribution of Ms Justice Mary Laffoy
She was appointed High Court judge in 1995 and became Supreme Court judge in 2013
Protecting high quality of judiciary crucial to Irish democracy
No rationale for having a majority of lay people choosing judges has been identified
Ireland’s oldest barrister dies aged 100
Colleagues say Maurice Gaffney, who was called to the Bar in 1954, a ‘brilliant’ lawyer
Mismanagement causes car insurance hikes, say lawyers
Legal costs play ‘a very small role’ in insurance costs, Oireachtas committee told
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