The British government is to intervene in a Supreme Court case which has the potential to turn the country’s motor-financing market upside down, according to the Law Society Gazette of England and ...

The implementation of the Windsor Framework has given rise to legal and constitutional challenges and the consequential costly access to justice for persons resident in post-Brexit Northern Ireland.

Legal aid fees will be paid in respect of adjourned trials and the Department of Justice has now clarified arrangements and fee levels. The Department proposes to pay the defence solicitor brief fee ...

The European Commission has expressed concern about US measures announced yesterday (13 January) that restrict access to advanced AI technology for some EU member states. The White House said that the ...

President Michael D Higgins said that a spirit of ‘generous humanity and necessary inclusiveness’ had led to the foundation of Free Legal Advice Centres (FLAC) fifty years ago, its chief executive ...

Practitioners may have received a phishing email purporting to be from a John Melson enquiring if the practice would be able ...

Places an obligation on solicitors to provide advice and information prior to the issuing of any proceeding – a statutory declaration is required to be provided to satisfy same, The court has the ...

There is a great deal to be gained from a variety of peer support structures that can help reduce professional loneliness and isolation. Professional loneliness, as a concept, may be unfamiliar, but ...

In response to feedback from the profession, the Law Society has launched a free regulation helpline. Regulation Answers provides a range of guidance and information resources on all areas of ...

The Law Society is here to support solicitors affected by Storm Éowyn. If you have any queries, please contact solicitorservices@lawsociety.ie .