Legal Irish law firms examine opportunities and risks of generative AILegal services companies are considering how the technology could change business for clients, as well as its potential impact on their own profession
Legal Top law firms tell staff to stop using ChatGPT in work for clients Lawyers and solicitors at Mason Hayes & Curran and at William Fry are warned to be aware of the risks of using AI when preparing or advising on cases
Legal Mason Hayes and Curran finds only small number of company lawyers advising on AIBrian McElligott, MHC partner and head of AI, said lawyers need to plan for the risks of AI
Irish corporate law firms to cease acting for Russian clientsCentral Bank has identified close to €50 billion worth of financial assets held in Ireland that are linked to Russian entities
Equity partners to be excluded from gender pay gap reportingNew legislation requiring employers to publish pay differences will not include equity partners, as they are considered business owners rather than employees
A third of agms held behind closed doors in 2020 without shareholders presentMore than seven out of ten companies were forced to disapply pre-emption rights
Movers and Shakers: New partner at Mason Hayes & CurranSara O’Reilly joins the investment funds team at the law firm from Sanlam Asset Management
Department spends €7m on broadband advice in 2020Legal, technical and economic consultants were among the experts who advised on management of the NBP
MH&C expecting more consolidations in aviation industry as pandemic bitesNew restructure benchmarks are being set for aviation firms during the pandemic, according to Dublin law firm Mason Hayes & Curran