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Delayed Cancer Diagnosis Claims in Ireland: Legal Guide
Understand the legal complexities of delayed cancer diagnosis claims in Ireland, including breach of duty, causation, and the strict two-year time limit.
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Court of Appeal Rules on Costs in Solicitor Negligence Dispute
The Court of Appeal has upheld the dismissal of a professional negligence claim against a firm of solicitors, reinforcing strict rules on legal costs.
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Irish Court Upholds Jurisdiction in Cross-Border Litigation
An Irish appellate court has dismissed multiple appeals by corporate defendants, upholding domestic jurisdiction and refusing to strike out complex civil claims.
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High Court Orders Removal of 29 Unauthorised Brittas Homes
The High Court has ordered the removal of 29 unauthorised modular homes in Brittas, with the judge dismissing the developer's claims of financial hardship.
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Legal and Civil Groups Unite Against 20% Legal Aid Cuts
Ireland's top legal and human rights bodies unite to oppose a 20% cut to criminal legal aid, warning that flat-fee models threaten access to a fair trial.
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Same-Sex Couple Takes High Court Challenge Over Passport Refusal
A same-sex couple has launched a High Court challenge against the Minister for Foreign Affairs after their child, born via IVF, was refused an Irish passport.
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NORTHERN IRELAND: Landmark Ruling in Northern Ireland Cross-Border Family Appeal
The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal has delivered a landmark family law judgment in C and M & B, setting new precedents for cross-border custody disputes.
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The Rise of Agentic AI: Is the Billable Hour Dead in Ireland?
Discover how agentic AI is disrupting the Irish legal sector, challenging the traditional billable hour, and transforming the future of claims resolution.
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AI Law Firm Secures First Litigation Victory in Landmark Ruling
A regulated artificial intelligence law firm has secured its first litigation victory, raising new questions for the future of debt recovery and Irish law.
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Same-Sex Couple Sues State Over Passport Refusal for IVF Son
A same-sex couple has launched a High Court challenge against the State after the Department of Foreign Affairs refused an Irish passport for their IVF-born son.
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High Court Strikes Off Solicitor for Misappropriating Client Funds
The High Court has struck off a Dublin solicitor for serious misconduct, including the misappropriation of €50,000 in client funds and regulatory breaches.
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Dublin Solicitor Struck Off Over Misappropriated Funds
The High Court has struck off a Dublin solicitor following findings by the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal of misappropriated client funds.
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