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NI equality groups warn UK gov over human rights proposals
Northern Ireland human rights and equality organisations are warning the UK government over a proposal to repeal the Human Rights Act which could jeopardise the historic Good Friday peace Agreement.
Lawyer threatens UK government over 'Troubles' investigation cuts
Families bereaved by the Troubles will take court action against the State if cuts hinder investigations, a high profile lawyer has warned.
Tughans tops Belfast activity list
Tughans has completed the most deals in NI in the first nine months of 2014.
US entertainment lawyers open doors in Derry
SmithDehn has hired its first team of recruits who will be working for Hollywood film studios and US television companies.
British Gov warned over NI 'Troubles' potential breach of international law
Northern Ireland's senior coroner has warned the British government of a breach of international law if it continues to inadequately resource inquests into historic Troubles killings.
NI libel laws need reform, says Tweed.
Defamation lawyers in Northern Ireland are campaigning to be allowed to take on libel cases on a 'no win, no fee' basis.
Carson McDowell targets Belfast Pinsents partners
A leading independent law firm in Belfast has swiped two partners from UK firm Pinsents.
Memory loss man holds lawyer hopes
A Derry man who was studying to become a mechanic has now set his sights on the legal profession after suffering brain damage and memory loss in a car crash.
Northern Ireland to tighten legal aid belt
Northern Ireland's Justice Minister is set to make cuts to lawyers' pay in civil cases in an attempt to rein in the country's spiralling legal aid bill.
Lord Chief Justice bemoans lack of female judges
Northern Ireland's lack of female judges is a concern, says the Lord Chief Justice.
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