Republic of Ireland
Nearly three years on from the start of the financial crisis the Irish economy continues to struggle, making life tough for many lawyers in the country’s large small-to mid-tier sector. A large number of insurance claims have led to soaring premiums while work remains thin on the ground.
In this week’s Special Report we ask mid-tier firms how they have adapted to survive in the challenging environment. The report also looks at proposals to reform the regulation of the legal profession in Ireland.
A Legal Services Bill, set to be published within weeks, could bring the profession in line with UK regulations.
Special Reports
Dublin's Beauchamps takes over PwC's Irish legal arm
Irish firm Beauchamps has acquired Landwell Solicitors, the Irish branch of the network of firms connected to accountancy giant PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
Gaelic alarm
The Irish Legal Services Regulation Bill has caused ructions over the future of the profession
Regional Focus: Republic of Ireland
Dublin's Beauchamps takes over PwC's Irish legal arm
Irish firm Beauchamps has acquired Landwell Solicitors, the Irish branch of the network of firms connected to accountancy giant PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
Gaelic alarm
The Irish Legal Services Regulation Bill has caused ructions over the future of the profession
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A&L Goodbody sends two partners to US for Palo Alto launch
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Arthur Cox's O Riordain becomes Dublin airport chair
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Legal teams on standby as Eircom lenders prepare to take control of business
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Eversheds drops O'Donnell Sweeney tag from Irish arm
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Irish profession to get independent regulator as government prepares Bill
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O'Gorman steps up as new Arthur Cox chief
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Stuck in the middle
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Market update
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Irish funds boutique Dillon Eustace launches in Hong Kong
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Inwards and upwards
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Sweet sixteen?
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William Fry instructs Willkie Farr to fight Thema Fund class action
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Irish lawyers say yes to rescue of professional mutual fund
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Irish magic circle split on bailout of profession's insurance fund as losses mount
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Kennedys gains Dublin office via merger with Irish associate firm





