The High Court awarded more than €100,000 legal costs against the activists after their failed challenge to the state over the constitutionality of Covid-19 laws

An Oireachtas committee’s request for more detail on the multimillion-euro legal action against the former Anglo chief did not proceed after Dáil ended

The construction company, which is the main contractor for the project, is going to court following an award of €20 million being made to it by an independent conciliator which the board has rejected

More than 805 complaints received by Legal Services Regulatory Authority in past six months with over half alleging misconduct

Irish counterpart CCPC has told 150 complainants here it may pursue agents involved in leaseback scheme currently under criminal investigation

International criminal justice figure Fergal Gaynor says the outdated system of devilling excludes all but the wealthy from practice of the law

The cases follow the landmark High Court ruling which found that four pub owners are entitled to be compensated by insurer FBD for the disruption their businesses suffered due to restrictions resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic

Some 19,000 cases currently with the PIAB will be subject to the revised guidelines adopted by the Judicial Council

The porn giant MindGeek has routed €1.5 billion of profit through its Dublin subsidiary since 2015. But now it’s the target of a huge US and Canadian crackdown on illegal content hosted by its flagship site Pornhub. Could a similar investigation happen here?

A Supreme Court ruling has dismissed Protégé International’s appeal of a protective costs order

Labour Court found the dismissal by the fast-food chain was ‘devoid of procedures’ and ‘fundamentally unfair’

Mr Justice Barniville said the court would see a further increase in such cases as a result of Brexit

Legal group claims that proposed changes to the forthcoming competition bill would damage Ireland’s attractiveness as an investment location

Even though the CAB continues to examine the tribunal’s findings, Judge Moriarty did the state some service as his reports changed the law, informed policy and prompted a cultural change

Cork-based tech firm valued at over €100m claims US retail giant stole its trade secrets

Hammerson, which owns the Ilac Centre, Dundrum Town Centre and Swords Pavilions, has sought a summary judgment against the US retailer

Prosecutors seize servers, data and files from offices linked to Charles Smethurst’s collapsed property fund in which 1,800 Irish people invested

Algorithms and big data cannot be allowed to compromise basic entitlements

Northern Ireland developer Frank Boyd took an ill-fated action against the state agency to recover millions in interest swap payments

Kathleen Dineen, 78, sent a string of letters in a bid to find out why she hadn’t received payment on her investment before eventually seeking an order to wind up the company involved