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Judge Dismisses Appeal, Cites ‘Never-Ending Cycle’ Risk
The High Court has upheld the LSRA’s decision to close a complaint file against a solicitor, providing clarity on review procedures and setting a high bar for appeals.
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Work Accident Claims: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Compensation
Sustained an injury at work? Our expert guide details the essential steps for making a workplace accident claim, from your legal rights to securing compensation.
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Ireland Launches Probe into Historical School Abuse Claims
Ireland launches a major Commission of Investigation into historical sexual abuse in religious schools, alongside a redress scheme, following a report detailing thousands of allegations.
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€65k Payout Despite Judge Criticizing Woman’s Exaggerated PTSD
The High Court awarded a woman €65,000 for a minor crash causing PTSD, applying the ‘eggshell skull’ rule while halving the psychiatric award due to other life events.
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Ireland: Suspects Must Give Up Digital Passwords
Ireland’s Supreme Court upholds a controversial law requiring suspects to give passwords to seized devices, in a landmark ruling on digital privacy and crime.
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NI Solicitors Win €800k Defamation Case Against O’Brien
Two Northern Irish solicitors have been awarded a combined €823,500 by a Dublin High Court jury in a defamation case against businessman Denis O’Brien.
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Making Sense of the Car Accident Claims Process
Car accidents are an unfortunate reality of modern life, leaving victims grappling with injuries, insurance claims, and legal complexities. Understanding the different types of car accident claims can empower you to secure the compensation you deserve. Whether you’re a driver or a passenger, knowing your rights and the claiming process can make a world of […]
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Tracker mortgage scandal: redress, silence and the fight to be heard
Ireland’s biggest overcharging scandal left many borrowers overpaying and under‑compensated, and some say gagging clauses are still muting victims’ voices.
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Munich ruling on GEMA v OpenAI reshapes AI copyright debate
Munich’s GEMA v OpenAI ruling finds AI training and outputs infringe song lyric rights, reshaping how creators, courts and tech firms view copyright in generative AI.
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OPINION: State compensation is essential for victims of crime
Ireland’s criminal injuries compensation scheme is vital for victims, but delays, strict rules and poor support mean urgent reforms are needed to make it fair.
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WRC slams HSE over delayed action in hospital harassment case
WRC finds HSE liable for repeated sexual harassment of junior pharmacist, criticising delays, lack of suspension and “minimal” steps to protect her.
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Supreme Court shuts down final appeal over unauthorised Meath mansion
Supreme Court refusal of a further appeal clears the way for Meath County Council to demolish a large Co Meath house built in wilful breach of planning laws.
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