Watt gives?
With the anniversary of the introduction of the single electricity market (SEM) approaching, energy at the forefront of EU policymaking and the combined value of a handful of deals this year already exceeding E5bn (£3.98bn), Ireland’s energy lawyers are enjoying a remarkably healthy climate.
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From punts to euros
The Irish gambling industry is regulated by legislation more than half-a-century old - but that is set to change amid concerns over money laundering and state revenues.
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A quicker fix
The Irish commercial list's fast and efficient approach to dispute resolution has made it the venue of choice.
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Size matters
Ireland’s geographic size has forced companies and investors to look further afield for big M&A deals.
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Welcome return
A booming economy and political stability are making Northern Ireland an attractive proposition for young solicitors looking to specialise
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Crouching tiger
With the celebrated Celtic Tiger finally tiring, a continuing demand for infrastructure improvements is currently offering welcome relief for many of Ireland’s top-tier law firms.
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Lawyer to lawmaker
Political 'lobbyists' once had a dubious reputation in Ireland, but the government's policy of engagement now gives law firms the chance to get involved in public affairs and influence legislation.
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Northern exposure
The turbulence in the world markets over the past year has helped Northern Ireland's new leaders determine what its economic priorities should be and what Belfast firms need to consider to remain competitive
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Short stories
In October 2007 further investment strategy opportunities became available to Irish-domiciled Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities (Ucits) funds, when the Irish Financial Regulator issued a revised guidance note clarifying th...
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