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Chief Commissioner Emily Logan The UN's special rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities will today launch a new report by NUI Galway's centre for disability law and policy.

More than 40 lawyers from across Northern Ireland have signed up for the Women in the Law Mentoring Programme in its third year. They heard from past participants and key speakers at an event held at the Galgorm Manor last week.

Paul Egan, corporate partner at Mason Hayes & Curran A report jointly published by Dublin firm Mason Hayes & Curran (MHC) and the Institute of Directors in Ireland (IoD) has found that cyber security is increasingly becoming a priority for Irish businesses.

Baroness Kennedy of the Shaws, chairman of the House of Lords EU Justice Sub-Committee In a damning report published today, the House of Lords EU Justice Committee has questioned the need for the UK government's proposed "British Bill of Rights", given its similarity to the Human Rights Act and Euro

Northern Ireland's Department of Justice has taken on new responsibilities under departmental changes agreed in cross-party talks last year. The reduction in the number of government departments from 12 to 9 will see the DOJ also encompass the Planning Appeals Commission and Water Appeals Commission

Séamus Given The head of Arthur Cox's employment law practice has received an award for Outstanding Contribution to the Legal Profession at the Chambers Europe Awards 2016.

A man’s attempt to take a selfie with a statue of a 16th century Portuguese king ended in disaster after it fell to the ground and shattered. The unideintified man toppled the statue of Dom Sebastiao outside Rossio railway station in Lisbon after clambering up to its pedestal.

The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal brought by Mr Damien Murphy, in which he challenged a finding of the High Court that his case seeking damages against Canada Life Assurance Ireland Limited and Irish Life Assurance Plc should be struck out on the grounds that the plaintiff disclosed no re

Acting Children's Minister Dr James Reilly Acting Children's Minister Dr James Reilly has announced the publication of the Adoption (Amendment) Bill 2016, which gives legislative effect to the 2012 children referendum.

Pictured (l-r): Elva Carbery, Stuart McCarron, Barry Devereux, Stephen Proctor, Jennifer Halpin, Real Estate; and Alan Heuston McCann FitzGerald has announced the appointment of four new partners, bringing its total number to 71.

The second Special Criminal Court will be assigned cases for its first sitting in Dublin today, The Irish Times reports. Cases will be referred by the first Special Criminal Court, which is dealing with a massive backlog and has no available dates for trial before April 2018.

Acting Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald Acting Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald has welcomed the announcement by the Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government of the adoption of the Dormant Accounts Action Plan 2016.

Belfast firm Carson McDowell is backing a solicitor who hopes to represent Ireland at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro this Summer. Timothy Cockram, an associate in Carson McDowell’s litigation team, plays for Ireland’s international hockey team, who have qualified for the Olympics for the fi

An Israeli man has attempted to take out a restraining order – against God. Israeli news website NRG reported that the plaintiff, David Shoshan, demanded that God stop interfering in his life.

Mr Justice Col MacEochaidh has agreed that he be recused from hearing any matter connected with defamation proceedings brought by Declan Ganley against RTE. The plaintiff had raised concerns over an article the judge had written four years before he became a judge which was published in Village maga