The comedian wants his life back after a recent sex assault case against him was dismissed

If Gerry Adams does take a civil case he could be in for ‘six-figure’ sum, according to rough legal estimates

Among those suffering from virus is Belfast solicitor Niall Murphy who is critical but stable in hospital

Niall Murphy in hospital since last week

Two men seek compensation through Belfast court for bombings in 1993 and 1988

Further such writs pending on both sides of Border, says solicitor

It was falsely claimed Peter Jackson offered to pay off complainant in his son’s rape trial

European Court of Human Rights to consider case of wanted Algerian man living in Ireland

Former drugs mule sued newspaper owners over publication of intimate photograph

Eurovision winner alleged newspaper article claimed she covered-up child abuse

Businesses impacted by bank’s restructuring unit have until year end to seek compensation

Two rugby players will appear in court in Belfast next month and will contest the charges

Lawyers of man accused of being Islamic State’s main recruiter here attempt to stop process

Peruvian judge allows Scottish drug smuggler to return home following prison release

SDLP says finding the truth must be ‘non-negotiable’

British government seeks access to taped interview by former IRA prisoner

Drug smuggler received parole but unclear if she is allowed to return home to Co Tyrone

NSPCC and Amnesty call for investigation into ‘bewildering’ case of Dr Morris Fraser

Northern Ireland’s legacy issues are left aside by politicians as relatives demand justice

Relatives of murder victim unhappy with response of Frances Fitzgerald

Several special officers had to move after security breach at Belfast police station in 2002

Martin Doherty shot dead on Pearse Street outside Widow Scallans pub

Relatives of killed or missing going to Westminster to voice frustration at inaction

Freddie Scappaticci accused of being linked to killings while head of punishment unit

Evidence to Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry has prompted legal proceedings

Solicitor of former loyalist confirms they will take case to European Court of Human Rights

Damages are sought from Frank Kitson over 1973 Belfast blast in which Eugene Heenan died

Inquest did not reopen after Birmingham Six were released by the Court of Appeal

Richard Barklie (50) from Co Antrim is director of human rights group

Judge varies order due to difficulties lodging sealed container with US representatives

Former loyalist prisoner Winston ‘Winkie’ Rea gave interviews to US university project

Winston ‘Winkie’ Rea wants to halt handover of material to public prosecutor

Peruvian authorities have documents necessary for repatriating drug smuggler

Kyle Jorgensen was told of gassing of husband’s first wife and of then lover’s husband

Fears North’s coroner has resources to deal with backlog of cases from Troubles era

Relative say efforts to clear up unsolved murder cases left them traumatised