The regulator will assess judgments on pandemic business interruption claims to see if they can be used to benefit customers more widely

Eoghan Harris insists posts were robust, but fair comment, after losing Sunday Independent column

Pub groups mounted a landmark legal challenge against the insurer last year over compensation for losses due to the pandemic

The social media company was contacted by lawyers representing an author who ‘demanded that Twitter immediately provide details of the user and profile connected with the Barbara J Pym account’

Senator Lynn Boylan says classing the housing support as income means many low-income applicants are denied free legal assistance

Voluntary briefing policy will raise awareness of unconscious tendency to brief male rather than female barristers

The new provision of RAIT comes as a result of a court case taken by the family of Eileen Hyland, who died four years ago

This week, legal expert Elaine Byrne advises a reader on the best way to come to an agreement with their relatives over ownership of the family farm

Paddy Power sued by defrauded partner of gambling addict who bet £548,000 in one day

A High Court case in London has revealed how the Dublin company shared profits with an “introducer” who attracted the man to the bookmaker, gave the gambler a £20,000 signing-on bonus and did not run any responsible gambling checks.

German court hears how the bust property group compensated Russians while 1,800 Irish investors could lose €107 million

There’s a simple way to end the outrageous exploitation of gig-goers: put our wallets back in our pockets

Wealth Options Trustees tells brokers seeking answers for the bust property group’s clients that the advice is ‘commercially sensitive’

Prison ‘struggled’ to implement alternative technological alternatives to face-to-face meetings with inmates

A group of 40 firms representing 1,180 Irish investors wants the National Bureau for Economic Crime to investigate the collapsed property group

The trial in the US of Derek Chauvin for the murder is being live-streamed, but we should be very wary of going down a similar road in this country

Businessman Richard O’Halloran has been detained in the Asian country for more than two years due to a legal dispute involving his employer

Legal wrangle between trio who founded the whiskey company has already led to the resignation of a director

Tony Robbins, an American life coach, intends to oppose the challenge and his legal team are expected to defend his right to bring the case in the Irish court on the grounds that he has an established reputation here

Christy McCann was expelled by the organisation after a disciplinary process that focused on governance and safeguarding standards