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Full coverage: Legal

Legal software company Brightflag acquired in €425m deal

The Dublin-based company, which develops AI tools for legal departments, is being bought out by Dutch IT giant Wolters Kluwer.

Jonathan Keane
29th May, 2025 - 2 min read

High Court overturns Labour Court ruling on compensation for former Debenhams workers

The High Court has reversed a Labour Court decision in favour of a former employee at Debenhams, a move that has implications for a further 800 former workers. The move comes following a successful appeal by the company’s liquidators.

Ian Kehoe
7th Mar, 2025 - 3 min read

Legal leaders or laggards? Pressure is on in-house lawyers to demonstrate their value to the business

The legal profession has largely been immune to market forces that have forced other sectors to reinvent themselves. Until now. Legal service providers and AI promise efficiencies that are too big to ignore.

Dan Fox
5th Mar, 2025 - 3 min read

Streaming, strife and settlement: Could VideoElephant near the end of a four-year US legal dispute?

Backed by leading Irish investors, the Dublin tech start-up has been locking horns with a client in a New York court. After nearly four years, settlement talks are in play.

Jonathan Keane
20th Dec, 2024 - 3 min read

Canada’s Caseway AI relocated to Ireland but it’s facing a lawsuit back home

The AI legal research start-up launched in recent weeks after incorporating in Ireland. Now it’s been hit with a lawsuit in Canada by a non-profit, alleging it wrongfully accessed its data.

Jonathan Keane
15th Nov, 2024 - 3 min read

Ornua’s “forever chemicals” lawsuit in the US has been thrown out

Legal action taken in New York against the Kerrygold maker alleged its butter was exposed to harmful chemicals but, after a year and a half, the case has been dismissed.

Jonathan Keane
19th Aug, 2024 - 2 min read

EU takes legal action against Ireland over alleged failure to check construction products

The move will be of interest to mica-impacted families currently embroiled in Irish legal proceedings to hold the State liable for failure to properly implement EU oversight rules on construction products.

Niall Sargent
29th Jul, 2024 - 3 min read
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