Dublin solicitor accused of helping couple hide cash during bankruptcy to take court challenge
Anthony Joyce’s counsel called for process to stop and said his good name was being ‘traduced’
Legal Service Regulatory Authority (LSRA)
Solicitor claims firm is ‘jeopardised’ by alleged decision to pause ‘golden visa’ applications
In the High Court, Ms Justice Mary Rose Gearty grants leave to solicitor Jonathan Cosgrove in judicial review proceedings against Department of Justice
‘Part of the CV is to be unshockable’: the man who decides on legal costs
State’s first chief legal costs adjudicator says legal costs claims are ‘high’ rather than ‘excessive’
Lawyer Simeon Burke cannot get a master. Is this his own fault or due to an arcane system?
Pupillage is mandatory. Without it young barristers are going nowhere. This is the position that now confronts Burke
Independent barristers will still play ‘critical role’ despite new ‘one-stop shops’ for legal services - Bar council chair
New senior counsel appointments increase numbers at Inner Bar to 389, of whom one in five are women
The Irish Times view on entering the legal profession: antiquated and opaque
New report highlights the chronic lack of diversity in a sector heavily reliant on prior connections and networks
Home-buying costs could be cut by €1,000 if conveyancing ‘monopoly’ broken
Consumer watchdog suggests legal profession acting out of self-interest in area of conveyancing
Compensation of €32,000 paid in six months over complaints against lawyers
Regulator upheld 50 complaints about services and costs that it determined in the six months to September
Legal services outside major urban areas face uncertain future, says Law Society chief
Survey of solicitors raises prospect of ‘legal deserts’ as pressures mount on small firms
Legal services regulator upholds 53 of almost 1,500 complaints against lawyers
Most complainants alleged misconduct and inadequate services with many alleging poor communication
‘I earned more as a taxi driver’: Life as a barrister after slashed criminal legal aid
Barrister who organised protests over failure to reverse fee cuts says he earned more as a taxi driver
Solicitor who charged €246 to store mother’s will among 600 complaints to legal services regulator
Regulator received almost 600 complaints against lawyers in six months to March
Personal injury solicitors remove Covid injury posts following backlash
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