Opus 2 has acquired Bundledocs, a Cork-based developer of cloud-based, AI-ready collaborative document bundling software, in its third deal in five years. The move expands Opus 2’s reach across the dispute lifecycle and strengthens its offering for firms with multijurisdictional
Liam Edward Cronan, Boston University School of Law; Ropes & Gray LLP, has published Judges Removing Judges in volume 75 of the Cleveland State Law Review (2027). Here is the abstract.
This Article offers new historical evidence to a timely
In an article in the Irish Times last week, Christopher Burke describes a journey from Galway, where he grew up and where he had just buried his brother, to Bogotá, Colombia, where he had made his home in 2010:I recently
The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals affirmed a trial court’s determination that Pfizer could not deduct interest paid to its related Irish affiliate, finding that the “subject-to-tax exception” did not apply. Alabama requires the add back of interest payments made
The legislative review of the Market Integration and Supervision Package (MISP) is progressing in the Council. NRF understands that, at the beginning of September, the Irish Presidency of the Council circulated a first full round of proposed amendments to the
Ireland: More than 160 years ago, Valentia Island in County Kerry became one end of a communications revolution.
We interrupt our scheduled programming to bring you some more breaking news.In a similar post a little while ago, I mentioned that I have been co-Principal Investigator in a research group that had prsented a draft Research Outputs and Open
Following the untimely death of Prof Emilios Christodoulidis, in February of this year a new group of managing editors was appointed for the journal Law & Critique. We join Law and Critique as new Managing Editors with a desire to do
EU Platform Work Directive: The Irish Position on Classification
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Week of September 7
As the calendar turns toward fall, last week’s environmental and energy headlines reflected both familiar trends and a few surprises. Data centers, grid infrastructure, nuclear energy, permitting disputes, and environmental regulation all remained in the spotlight.
