Consumers ‘will pay price’ if banks impose charge on solicitor accounts

Banks say negative interest rates ‘unavoidable’ as Law Society criticises move

Law Society offering grants to rural solicitor firms

Grants of €25,000 designed to help smaller practices with cost of employing trainees

Concerns over €81,000 given to Ballaghaderreen solicitor

Action over money paid to Roscommon solicitor is separate to case before High Court

‘Irish Times’ lands four honours at Justice Media awards

Reporters win awards for court reporting and coverage of legal issues

Register of judges’ interests will go ahead, says Minister

McGrath says support is broader than expected but Law Society alleges ‘prurience’

Massive increase in UK solicitors seeking transfer to Irish roll

Nearly 600 British solicitiors have applied for right to practise in Irish courts since Brexit

Helping Myanmar to play by the rules

Irish lawyers are in the country to help develop the laws it needs to move out of poverty

Judgments: Key cases in brief

Another Life: Should you rescue that animal or leave it alone?

Rescue is best saved for obviously injured animals and birds, cold and limp. Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland has all you need to know

The teenagers who find advantages in disadvantage

Long school holidays can exacerbate the social divide but Future Voices is mentoring disadvantaged young people to make the most of life

Dublin courthouses will not close, Courts Service says

Proposals could have resulted in increased costs across the justice sector

Law Society to take part in judicial review of costs case involving taxing master

Decision by Rowena Mulcahy to withdraw from case raises concerns, Law Society says

Former judge Heather Perrin found guilty of misconduct

Accounts were ‘a work of fiction and a complete misrepresentation’ , tribunal told

Compensation fund paid out €4.7m to Lynn’s clients

Delay in State action against former solicitor ‘incomprehensible’, Law Society says