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Strabane courthouse Lawyers who brought a judicial review against former Justice Minister David Ford's plans to close six courthouses say they do not feel the issue has been put to bed.

Dean A. Strang Star lawyer Dean A. Strang, who featured in Netflix documentary Making a Murderer, is in Dublin today to launch The Bar of Ireland’s 2017 Innocence Scholarships.

Irish Legal News has entered into a media partnering arrangement with Courts News Ireland that will deliver more valuable content for our growing readership. ILN will run the daily headlines of Courts News Ireland as a newsfeed with links to CNI's website, and will also run full CNI-supplied stories

Justice Minister Claire Sugden Gay and bisexual men convicted of now abolished sexual offences in Northern Ireland have been posthumously pardoned.

Richard Grogan Employment law solicitor Richard Grogan of Richard Grogan & Associates writes on dismissal and selection for redundancy.

A resident of Short Strand has succeeded in their appeal against the Chief Constable of Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) after Justices in the UK Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the PSNI misconstrued their legal powers to stop parades passing through or adjacent to the Short Strand are

Ronald Vellem and Carolyn Rhodes, Law Centre (NI) The Welfare Reform Advice Services Consortium, made up of Citizens Advice, Advice NI and Law Centre (NI), has been set up to provide help and support to anyone affected by changes to the welfare system in Northern Ireland.

Julia Salasky, co-founder of CrowdJustice A legal bid to restore the immigration status of two Yemeni brothers who arrived in the US after a controversial executive order banned travel from seven Muslim-majority countries has become the first US case on CrowdJustice.

Feargal Brennan, head of ByrneWallace's corporate team ByrneWallace has been ranked as one of Ireland's top merger and acquisitions (M&A) legal advisers in the Experian MarketIQ UK and Republic of Ireland M&A Review 2016.

The sheriff's men raided a Kilkenny farm on Monday and rounded up a farmer's herd of cattle — rustling up a victory for the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB). The confiscation by CAB officials of the 125-strong herd was ordered by the sheriff after Thomas McDonnell of Pollough, Skeoughvosteen, County K

A deputy sheriff caught stealing $200 from a drink driving suspect on his own body camera as been branded a "thieving idiot" by his boss. Volusia County sheriff's deputy John Braman resigned from his $60,000 a year job on Monday after the state attorney's office released a video of the officer purlo

Thomas “Slab” Murphy has been unsuccessful in challenging his conviction for failing to make Income Tax returns, with the Court of Appeal dismissing all 53 of his grounds of appeal in its lengthy judgment. Delivering the judgment of the three-judge Court, Mr Justice Seán Ryan, President of the

Plans to open a DLA Piper office in Dublin are at a “fairly advanced” stage, according to one of the global firm's senior partners. Juan Picon, senior partner of DLA Piper's international limited liability partnership (LLP), which covers the firm's non-US business, told Legal Week that opening a

Catherine Murphy A private member's bill to tackle the concentration of media ownership in Ireland will be laid before the Dáil today.

Emily Logan, IHREC's chief commissioner Government restrictions on families of refugees in Ireland eligible for reunification with their loved ones, and the threats facing unaccompanied migrant children, will be discussed at a conference in Dublin tomorrow.