Collison brother buys period pile in heart of Dublin 4′s embassy belt
Plus: Dublin New Year’s Eve celebrations to be split in two across traditional city lines; Phil Hogan’s exclusive Brussels club; and the new plan for Terenure Synagogue
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European Commission queried Hogan’s consultancy work with further clients
European Commission ethics panel reviewed Phil Hogan’s plan to advise tech privacy organisation
Phil Hogan consultancy work ‘breached’ lobbying rules, European Commission feared
Documents show Ireland’s former EU commissioner was asked to drop law firm as client until end of two-year ‘cooling off’ period
Phil Hogan’s work for international law firm ‘risked’ damaging European Commission’s reputation
Ireland’s former European commissioner agreed to pause work for law firm following concerns
German and Australian investors in €40m bid for prime Dublin office
40 Molesworth Street is fully occupied and generating €2.175m in annual rental income
Corporate law shake-up as international legal eagles swoop on Ireland
Secrecy on fees survives for now but diversity beckons in post-Brexit blitz by top firms
Data watchdogs received almost 7,000 complaints from Irish last year
DPC’s €225m fine on WhatsApp was second-highest in Europe, according to survey
Irish commercial property spend on course to top €4bn by year end
CBRE calls for ‘line in the sand’ on policy to ensure housing and infrastrtucture delivered
Expanding DLA Piper moves to new offices on Molesworth Street
Global law firm signs lease over six floors until 2037
Trump’s legal difficulties intensify as New York AG announces criminal inquiry
Letitia James is investigating Trump Organisation in ‘criminal capacity’, spokesman says
Kamala Harris and beaming husband can both be role models for new US
US Letter: Lawyer Douglas Emhoff has put aside his career to prioritise that of his wife
St Stephen’s Green office space guiding at €45 per square foot
Intercom offering fourth floor of Dublin HQ by way of flexible subletting until July 2021
Ireland ranked second in Europe for data breach notifications
Over 160,000 notifications reported across European Economic Area since GDPR began
World’s largest law firm Dentons to open Dublin office
Former William Fry partner Eavan Saunders to head office
Record numbers of UK lawyers register in Ireland
Confusion remains over capacity to practise after Brexit
The pushback against Ireland’s always-on work culture starts here
Momentum gathering to flick the off switch on after hours e-contact by employers
Welcome to my place . . . Casablanca
‘Enjoy a stroll through the market, negotiate a bargain, or relax in one of the traditional cafes with a pot of fresh mint tea’
Ireland’s reputation as business hub draws global law firm to Dublin
Former US peace broker heralds arrival of DLA Piper as it plans to grow to 100 jobs
DLA Piper plots shake up in Irish legal services market
Firm intends to hire 20 partners and 100 additional staff over next five years
New-York law firm opens European headquarters in Dublin
Tully Rinckey plans further openings in Galway, Limerick and Cork
Fifth-largest law firm in US to enter Irish market
DLA Piper will develop a Dublin presence to deal with concerns surrounding Brexit
US corporations playing Donald Trump’s publicity game
Many blue-chip firms have recently announced plans to create jobs and invest in US
Death toll among Nepalese workers in Qatar reached 185 last year
At least 36 have died since September report on plight of migrant World Cup workers
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