Arthur Cox

Ammi Burke’s Arthur Cox hearing is the latest high-profile case involving a family member

WRC hears of clash with department head over invitation to lunch

Seen and heard: Looming food shortages, regulator warns of cyber risks, law firms pull out of Russia

Dublin City Council asked by advisers for Sandford Living to rectify Z15 zoning

Secrecy on fees survives for now but diversity beckons in post-Brexit blitz by top firms

Dublin law firm names new heads of its London and New York offices

Multinational firm Maximus scoping out potential bids for employment services contracts

‘I only found out about it when I saw it in the newspaper. It obviously came as a huge shock’

Ammi Burke claims she was dismissed over her criticism of a partner at law firm after she was left working until 2am

Solicitor claims she was dismissed over her criticism of a partner at the firm

Initial case was halted following significant Supreme Court decision

Civil Service favours blended working, AIB to implement ‘right to disconnect’ policy

Donnelly says he has yet to read report into vaccination of teachers

Central Bank is investigating EML’s Irish subsidiary, PFS Card Services (Ireland) Ltd

Hospital board says it has full confidence in chief executive as report summary is released

A selection of popular graduate recruitment programmes around the country

Lawyer investigating misuse of vaccines at private hospital wants to talk to HSE officials

Insurer investigated after senior executive receiving care for serious illness was vaccinated at hospital

Concerns over care standards, finances and governance at disability charity

Company also secures licence from Central Bank as it looks to expand in Europe

Majority in survey worried about their ability to stay in profession, says Bar Council

Keane became first female president of OFI in 2017 after Pat Hickey stepped down

Grad schemes aimed at attracting the best and brightest talent

Seen & Heard: Property prices rising; boomtime for Irish law firms

Irish sports tech company hoping to be the ‘operating system for the world of sports’

KPMG estimates virus pandemic will add up to €14 million to cost of liquidation

Cuts to bonuses and profit distributions to partners among measures implemented

Arthur Cox partner says fears over trading while insolvent are ‘without foundation’

Two-screen cinema to be located in basement of One Molesworth Street

Delay stems from objection submitted by company said to be ‘non-existent’

The first Irish Times Debate took place 60 years ago. Former student debaters look back

Global economic turbulence and environmental concerns will impact the industry in the coming years

There is a wide variety of courses, at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, available, all leading to rewarding careers in the industry

Harcourt Centre blocks acquired by Avestus and Ares for €47m in September 2017

A Government-backed review shows a mixed picture for women in business. What next?

Consultancy for Government a lucrative business for small number of firms

Gary McGann claims payments were a gift from Smurfit’s private-equity ex-owners

Judge said William Jones’s case was vexatious, frivolous and bound to fail

Former Newcastle player denies accusations made against him at the club

Sale follows high-profile solicitor’s vacation of premises earlier this year