Outlets traded through the crisis but increased staff costs and fall in higher-end products have hit hard

Legal regulator invites applications for role from solicitors, with closing date July 24th

Bríd Smyth TD commented on Mr Justice Garrett Simons’ minimum wage ruling

Stalled property market and the prospect of another economic downturn have badly hit solicitors

Latest notices mean that no new High Court cases or trials will begin

Fees from Allen & Overy would have generated €545,900 for the Law Society last year

Irish unit outperforms over final 19 weeks of 2019, including crucial Christmas trading

Share price soars as grocery chain announces review of its Asian operations

Solicitors and others dealing with harrowing accounts of torture and physical violence

Limited liability partnership means partners will not be personally liable for a firm’s debts

Kerryman to succeed Bob Dudley when he steps down from oil giant early next year

Senator’s plan to ‘break up’ Facebook, Google and Amazon creates dilemma for State

Planet Business: Can you feel the wealth tonight?

Corkman is not well known in UK retail, but acquaintances say he will silence doubters

Supermarket giant says incumbent Dave Lewis will exit next summer

Markets close: Iseq slides 1.9% but Paddy Power bucks trend on Stars Group merger

Confusion remains over capacity to practise after Brexit

Doherty says claim that Ireland has ‘massive compo culture’ is simply not true

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown TD pursued action after 2015 fall off swing in Dean hotel, Dublin

Getting on Irish Roll of Solicitors doesn’t guarantee access to EU courts post-Brexit

More than €800,000 spent on getting names on Irish roll may have been in vain

Raids a response to suspect claims involving so-called ‘slips and trips’ compensation

One in seven solicitors on 19,000-strong Irish register are English and Welsh lawyers

Sixteen people chosen from minority, disability, LGBT+ and lower socioeconomic backgrounds

Growth rates not surprising given State’s buoyant economy, says Law Society of Ireland

Rules create the possibility that solicitors could end up being held personally liable for costs of unsuccessful asylum cases

Regulators expect to approve applications from 100 financial institutions

Taoiseach condemns ‘violent actions of vigilantes’ against security guards at the house

The Law Society has said it will make a number of changes following Peart report

Family seeks answers from Law Society after solicitor retained portion of €5.2m award

Brexit reaction sees UK lawyers seeking to maintain EU access

Nine per cent of all solicitors listed in Ireland are now lawyers from England and Wales

Courts’ only public restaurant, running for more than 40 years, expected to become offices

Law Society says research needed on why female solicitors opt for corporate jobs

Increase in fees attributed to rise in number of cases

Over 1,300 British lawyers have signed up to Irish roll of solicitors

Prejudice and representation remain issues for women in the legal and justice sector

Director general says role is highly demanding and subvention is justified

Parties object to secrecy elements in proposed legislation on a judicial council

Ryanair director and former managing partner of A&L Goodbody died last week aged 68