White-collar crime, perpetrated by the privileged, can cost society more than ‘street’ crime and must be tackled urgently

Claimants say they developed narcolepsy after getting Pandemrix vaccine for which state gave drug maker GSK indemnity

Case brought by UL graduate Tomás Heneghan contends that current rules about who can be an elector are unconstitutional

Richard O’Halloran has been detained in China for two years due to a legal dispute between Chinese authorities and the firm he works for

Court of Appeal finding will ‘rebalance power dynamic’, making it harder to sue over dismissal during a probationary period

Richard O’Halloran has been held as a so-called ‘economic hostage’ in China since February 2019, enduring a Kafkaesque nightmare in a Shanghai hotel

The insurer has told most of its customers that their policies don‘t cover Covid-19, and is refusing to pay the plaintiffs’ full legal costs

Pat McDonagh has moved to block the sale of a building in Kilkenny tenanted by one of his fast food outlets

Last Friday’s finding against FBD in a test case taken by four publicans will have wide-reaching implications for the hospitality sector

The organisation has claimed plans by Bank of Ireland and AIB will place an ‘enormous burden’ on solicitors

Free Legal Advice Centre hopes ‘common sense’ prevails and plan to tax Pandemic Unemployment Payment is scrapped

Ireland uniquely positioned among EU members to reject international investment rules, and should 'just say no'

When we talk about mother and baby homes, we keep on finding ways to avoid saying certain words and that needs to change

The Free Legal Advice Centre says taxing the pandemic unemployment payments made to more than 200,000 people since last March may contravene citizens’ property rights

The judge, who clung to his job following the infamous Oireachtas Golf Society dinner last August, has no work lined up in February or early March 2021

Justice Denis McDonald said High Court was not getting a ‘full picture’ on details of the pharmacy group takeover

The judge’s civil justice review recommends legislation to alter the threshold for a judicial review being brought

Mindgeek, which owns porn sites Pornhub and RedTube, set up its first Irish subsidiaries almost a decade ago

A multimillion-euro lawsuit against AIB over losses sustained by its Belfry property funds should go ahead next year ‘if it is humanly possible’, a High Court judge has said

Chris Gray says he developed PTSD after a few months of working for Facebook as a content moderator, during which he viewed countless images of graphic and violent acts. His claims are detailed in new legal papers filed in the High Court and seen by this newspaper