Solicitors News

The Minister for Justice stated that criminal courts are operating "effectively" despite an ongoing dispute with solicitors who have withdrawn their services.

The disagreement over legal aid payments between the Justice Minister and solicitors is expected to continue into the next month, as solicitors extend their boy

The dispute between the Minister for Justice and criminal legal aid solicitors is expected to intensify as solicitors have agreed to continue their withdrawal o

Two High Court judges have criticized solicitors for withdrawing their services, leading to adjournments in trials and sentencing matters involving child compla

Solicitors are continuing their three-day withdrawal of services in a dispute over payments under the new legal aid system, despite ongoing engagement between t

The High Court is set to rule next week on 11 cases challenging prison detentions, where individuals lacked solicitors due to the ongoing legal aid dispute.

Solicitors in Dublin's criminal legal aid system are set to begin a two-day work stoppage today. This action escalates a dispute over a new payment scheme imple

Solicitors involved in Dublin's criminal legal aid system are reiterating their calls for the Minister for Justice to engage in discussions to resolve the ongoi

Criminal defence solicitors are planning a complete two-day stoppage this week, escalating their ongoing dispute.

One hundred more Dublin-based solicitors have announced their immediate resignation from the Criminal Legal Aid panel, escalating a dispute over new legal aid p

The Chief Executive of FLAC has highlighted a shortage of solicitors for domestic violence cases, leading to "legal aid deserts" as practitioners leave the lega

The Dáil has again heard concerns about "chaos in the courts" due to an ongoing dispute over a new fee structure for solicitors involved in legal aid.