News

Swedish police have launched a campaign urging people to stop being so polite to suspected scammers.

The High Court in Belfast upheld a determination of the Parades Commission permitting an Orange Order parade down the Garvaghy Road at an unprecedented hearing that concluded at 2.15am on Sunday morning. The Parades Commission issued a determination on Friday afternoon granting permission for Portad

Chief Executive of the Law Society of Northern Ireland, David Lavery, has issued a statement on his ongoing proceedings against his employer on the grounds of breach his employment contract. Mr Lavery had obtained a super injunction preventing reporting of the case that he is taking against his empl

The Minister of State for International Law, Law Reform and Youth Justice, Catherine Ardagh, has informed the 15th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice that countries must step up cooperation efforts in order to address increasingly sophisticated criminal networks. Addressing the eve

In a landmark ruling on Friday the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) secured a precedent that will reshape how Big Tech companies defend themselves in court for EU-wide GDPR class actions.

McCann FitzGerald LLP has announced its support for MARK, a national programme for boys aged 12 to 19 developed by The Shona Project. As a founding member of MARK, McCann FitzGerald has been closely involved in the programme's development and is committed to its ambition of reaching 6,000 boys acros

J.J. Rice & Company have welcomed Caoimhin Donnelly as a newly qualified solicitor in their Belfast office. Having spent a year in a paralegal role before commencing his training contract, Mr Donnelly has already acquired experience in the areas of criminal defence, personal injury litigation, i

It was a full programme on Saturday for day two of the Kilkenny Law Festival. The day started off in the Home Rule Club with ‘The State v. Haughey: The Trial that Nearly Toppled the Government’, followed by The Fifth Court podcast live at midday. In the afternoon Michael Smith and Michae

The Kilkenny Law Festival kicked off yesterday with a programme that appeals to aspiring lawyers, established lawyers and anyone with an interest in the law. The first event was a student special, ‘So You Want to Be a Lawyer’ with Colm O’Regan followed by a talk 'The Billable Hour

The Parades Commission has permitted an Orange Order parade along the Garvaghy Road in a determination released today. The parade by Portadown District LOL No.1 will take place on Sunday 27 September. It will begin at Drumcree Church and conclude at Carlton Street Orange Hall proceeding down Drumcre

OpenAI has removed contractors from projects after discovering they used AI to complete work in which humans were supposed to review AI responses.

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has carried out searches of businesses active in the solar panel industry as part of an ongoing investigation into suspected breaches of competition law involving potential bid-rigging.  Authorised Officers from the CCPC were supported

The government is expected to remove the need for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be carried out for housing developments of 250 units or less. 

German prosecutors are investigating a 105-year-old man on suspicion of being an accessory to multiple murders at a Nazi prisoner of war camp during the Second World War. The investigation centres on Stalag 326 VI K in western Germany, where between 180,000 and 200,000 Soviet prisoners were held bet

Our weekly round-up of human rights stories from around the world.