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The High Court has ruled that a plaintiff may proceed with a personal injuries claim for general damages despite being in breach of an unless order which required the proceedings to be dismissed. The plaintiff had previously agreed by consent to provide particulars of special damages but had failed

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Seven wealthy Persian cats are going up for adoption less than a year after they became the largest benefactors of their owner's passing. Nancy Sauer, who passed away last November at the age of 84, wanted her cats to continue living alone in her $2.5 million Florida home after she died, the Tampa B

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The OUTLaw Network, which brings together LGBT+ people and allies in the Irish legal sector, has invited legal professionals to a Pride brunch prior to the Dublin Pride march on Saturday. Drag queen Ginger Hunter will perform at the Gresham Hotel event while guests indulge in a scrumptious spread an

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When former League of Ireland footballer Michael Sheehan was awarded €505,000 in damages at the High Court last month, it was an unusual case on many levels. Mr Sheehan claimed that he suffered injuries after he was pepper-sprayed and assaulted by members of An Garda Síochána. He

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UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson has appointed specialist data privacy lawyer Francis Katamba as a partner in the firm. Mr Katamba, who joins the firm from the UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), is based in Manchester but will support the firm's client base across the UK and Irelan

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Ireland has too many barristers and too few small solicitors' practices, leading to a "broken" system, retired High Court judge Ms Justice Deirdre Murphy has said in a new interview. Ms Justice Murphy was appointed to the High Court in 2014 and retired in March 2023. She previously practised as a ba

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Half of UK lawyers say legal TV dramas influenced their decision to enter the law, according to a new survey. London-based commercial law firm EM Law surveyed 500 legal employees to understand what influence TV shows had on their career decision.

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