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Pathways to Progress Conference 2023

Neurological Injury and the Law

Friday 22 September
Mount Falcon Estate, Ballina

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Work Life Balance & Miscellaneous Provision Bill 2022

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This Bill, which gives effect to EU Directive 1158/2019 on work life balance for parents and carers, quietly passed all stages in the Oireachtas on Wednesday, 29th March 2023. Here Brian Gill, Partner and Head of...

Galway hospital apologises after young father’s death following surgery

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Our Roger Murray SC represented the family of Shane Banks, in Ireland's longest running inquest last year, and again in the High Court this week. Mr. Banks died in June 2019, following surgery for treatable lung cancer...