Two thirds of Irish law firms say turnover still below pre-pandemic levels
Survey also highlights disconnect between how employees and employers see workplace
Law firms more optimistic about 2022 after tough year, survey reveals
Remote working a significant issue as companies struggle to recruit and retain staff
Family businesses ‘competing against PUP’ to get people back to work
Family-owned businesses employ twice as many as FDI and State combined – report
Covid-19 weighs on law firms as two in three see revenue drop
Some 70% of firms availed of wage subsidy scheme, Smith & Williamson survey finds
Covid crisis: SME business owners should be allowed tap pensions
Spending some of our savings now could save real economy for future
Covid-19 adds to the challenges facing law firms
Law firms are cutting salaries and some are seeking to participate in the Government’s temporary Covid-19 wage subsidiary scheme
Harry Crosbie puts family haulage business into liquidation after port dispute
Automation Transport Ltd goes into voluntary liquidation with 22 redundancies
Irish firms more reliant on bank debt than UK counterparts
Study indicates one-third of Irish businesses have experienced failure in raising finance
Week of drama in Westminster ends with likely Brexit delay
Business Week: EU aghast as May’s attorney general torpedoes deal – but it isn’t dead yet
Smith & Williamson ‘working closely’ with Central Bank on post-Brexit plan
Investment firm seeks to set up Irish-regulated unit in Republic to counter hard Brexit
Office space and 40 car-parking spaces in Sandyford for €7m
The two fully-let floors extend to over 20,000sq ft and produce rent of €568,678
Smith & Williamson merges with LHM Casey McGrath
Deal is expected to increase turnover to more than €15m a year in the Republic
Smith & Williamson wants to double Irish arm amid IPO plan
Firm has signalled it may float on London Stock Exchange in second half of 2019
Business Week: Central Bank hails economy as Brexit preparations continue
Also in the news: housing, jobs, and tracker mortgages
Brexit has UK investment firms looking at new Irish structures
Quilter Cheviot, Smith & Williamson said to be considering Irish-authorised units
Survey finds sharp drop in optimism among law firms
Economy identified by almost half of respondents as key area of concern over next 12 months
Lowcosttravel ceases to trade hitting 140,000 holidaymakers
Brexit vote blamed as online travel agent calls in administrators
Succession planning is vital for professional services firms
It is crucial that companies find the right person to take on new leadership duties
Nama sells Belfast office tower to Hastings Hotels for £6.5m
Windsor House sale price represents annual rental yield of about 3.1%
Law firms in recovery mode
New survey paints very positive picture for economic outlook of law sector
Marussia to miss US Grand Prix and go into administration
Second Formula 1 team in four days to go into administration
IBRC seizes property company behind seven SuperValu stores
Property company linked to Caulfield McCarthy group placed in receivership
Connaught Telegraph goes into liquidation
The Castlebar newspaper will continue to be published under licence by Celtic Media
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