Northern Ireland

Professor Anne-Marie McAlinden's inaugural lecture at QUB School of Law, "Re-Imagining the Risk of Sexual Offending", has been published on YouTube.

Pet lambs reared by young people detained at Hydebank Wood College have been donated to a local charity.

John McKee Solicitors will offer a wider range of claims solutions services to insurance composite NFU Mutual following its reappointment to its revised legal panel. The Belfast firm is one of four legal services firms selected to support the delivery of the group's claims strategy.

More than 80 lawyers and legal academics are among the 1,000 signatories of an open letter calling on Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to ensure the rights of Irish citizens in Northern Ireland are protected after Brexit. The letter has been published in a double-page advert in The Irish News today and follow

Belfast firm Davidson McDonnell has announced the appointment of solicitor Ben Fraser to the firm's commercial property team. Prior to relocating to Northern Ireland, Mr Fraser trained and qualified with international law firm DLA Piper in England.

Niamh Magee, associate in the corporate team at Carson McDowell, writes on a new investigation into celebrity and social media endorsements. Frequent users of social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter and Facebook will be familiar with the hashtags “#spon”, “#af”, &ld

Belfast firm Worthingtons Solicitors have joined Action Cancer to launch the charity’s ‘Action Your Will’ campaign. Participating solicitors across the province are waiving their fees for basic wills in the month of November. In lieu of payment, clients’ donations will help A

Belfast firm MKB Law has announced the appointment of Eamonn Burke as a solicitor in the firm's corporate and commercial property teams. Mr Burke has experience in the areas of corporate law, commercial property and finance, and is qualified in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

Belfast lawyer Niamh Ní Cheallacháin has been appointed as an associate in the New York office of Norton Rose Fulbright. Ms Ní Cheallacháin, who graduated from QUB School of Law in 2011, joined the international law firm's disputes team in London as an associate last Augu

The number of company insolvencies in Northern Ireland between July and September rose by 14 per cent on the same period last year, new figures show. However, individual insolvencies have declined by around 22 per cent, including a 31 per cent decline in bankruptcies.

Belfast firm Edwards & Co. Solicitors sponsored the Volunteer of the Year award at the recent Social Enterprise NI awards.

Enda Lavery, solicitor at MTB Solicitors, has been elected chairman of the Belfast Solicitors Association (BSA). He takes over from outgoing chair Steven Keown, director at McCallion Keown Solicitors, who was presented with his BSA past chair's medal on Friday.

The new chair of the Bar Council of Northern Ireland has emphasised her aim to promote gender equality within the profession in her inaugural speech.

Over £900,000 is set to be paid out in damages to the families of people shot by British soldiers on Bloody Sunday in 1972. The latest settlement with the Ministry of Defence (MOD) will see the families of nine people who were shot and killed paid £75,000 each, while five people who were

The Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland, Sir Declan Morgan, has said it is "shocking" that the Hyponatraemia Inquiry recommendations have not been implemented more than 600 days on. The recommendations of the inquiry, which investigated the deaths of five children in Northern Ireland hospitals, c