Full coverage: law firms

A year after opening its new Dublin office, Schillings explains the business of reputation management and how the firm reinvented itself to be more than legal advisers.

Mairéad Cullen has traded in telecoms for law, becoming McCann FitzGerald’s first CTO and shepherding the stalwart law firm into the AI age.

The judge accepted that Hayes behaved with integrity and acted as one would expect of an officer of the court.

Pamela O’Neill, head of the litigation department at Eversheds Sutherland Ireland, is leaving. Nobody is saying where she is going, amid speculation she may help rebuild the international law firm in Ireland.

Heramba Electric was formed to bring together US stock market investors and German industrial assets into an Irish-registered company.

The Currency talks to Ireland's top law firms about how their disputes practices have mushroomed into multi-disciplinary teams that take on everything from billion-euro data privacy suits to the barter account at RTÉ.

A new report reveals the estimated revenue of the biggest law firms in Ireland, lifting the opaque veil that typically covers their financial data.

Jeanne Kelly's specialism in technology, IP and data law once placed her in a small niche – until multinationals made Dublin a global tech centre. Now a founding partner of Browne Jacobson in Ireland, she discusses competition among law firms, GDPR and challenging the legal white boys' club.

A lawyer at a blue-chip firm reached a settlement after claiming he was “victimised and defamed” when he raised internal concerns. In a dispute that has implications for hundreds of other partnerships, a separate battle emerged over its tax treatment.

The Revenue Commissioners are examining a number of cases where partners in law firms have lowered their income tax bills by sheltering profits in service companies. How does it work? And what happens next?