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Isabel Foley Arthur Cox partner Isabel Foley has been recognised for her work with an award in Product Liability at the Client Choice Awards 2018.

The Pro Life Campaign have had their application to participate as an amicus curiae in an appeal involving Article 40.3.3 of the Constitution refused by the Supreme Court. Stating that the present action concerned a “pure issue of law” and that no “medical or social” issues were to be determ

Law Society president Michael Quinlan The Law Society of Ireland has welcomed news that victims affected by the Setanta insolvency will be compensated in full.

John Finucane Long-standing campaigners for justice for murdered solicitor Pat Finucane have called for a key British Army officer to be questioned.

Aidan Lawlor McCann FitzGerald has advised North Cork Co-operative Creameries on its merger with Feale Bridge & Headley’s Bridge Co-operative Dairy Society.

Christopher Stanley Christopher Stanley, litigation consultant at Belfast-based KRW Law, has been named Lawyer of the Week by The Times.

Amnesty International and sexual health charity the Family Planning Association are today hosting a delegation of Labour MPs in Belfast, led by Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Smith.

The UK Supreme Court today handed down judgment in a case defining the scope of an appeal under section 24 of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974. The judgment in HM Inspector of Health & Safety v Chevron North Sea Ltd. also resolves the conflicting decisions of the Court of Appeal in Hag

The Oireachtas joint committee on employment affairs and social protection today heard from legal professionals on the public services card and its compatibility with the law. The committee heard concerns this morning from the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL), which "believes the scheme is q

Carla Lockhart An MLA has called for the creation of a "central register of people who are not allowed near pets".

A&L Goodbody hosted a recent roundtable with Ireland's consul general to Hong Kong, Peter Ryan.

A hospital in Cork subject to a personal injury claim from a man who contracted MRSA in 2005 has had its appeal dismissed in the Court of Appeal. The Hospital argued that the personal injury summons issued in 2008 was statute barred pursuant to the Statute of Limitations (Amendment) Act 1991, howeve

Ronan Daly Jermyn has announced the appointment of Peter Lennon to lead the firm's insurance and aviation disputes team.

Newry-based McKeowns Solicitors has expanded into Belfast by acquiring 3,500 sq ft of office space in Law Society House. The firm practices in various areas of law, including personal injury, employment, conveyancing and civil litigation.

A solicitor accused of bringing cocaine into Mountjoy Prison can avoid conviction if he makes a donation to a charity assisting drug users, the Irish Examiner reports. Dublin solicitor Aonghus McCarthy, 32, was charged last November on one charge of conveying a controlled drug into Mountjoy Prison o