Sanctions and contract law are becoming increasingly complex! In the latest episode of our 'In conversation with our new partners' podcast series, partners Hannah Shaw and Kate Harnett from A&L Goodbody's Disputes & Investigations group unpack exactly what this means for your contracts and how to stay ahead of the curve.

Louise Hogan, Financial Regulation Advisory partner joins Mairead O’Brien, Disputes & Investigations partner to discuss the Central Bank of Ireland's updated Consumer Protection Code from a litigation and consumer law perspective.

A&L Goodbody’s John Williams and Kerrie Fortune examine how Ireland’s new rent control system affects purpose built student accommodation for investors, developers and funders.

A&L Goodbody’s Aoife Smyth and Gerard Carrigg discuss landlord classifications, new tenure and termination rules, the rent register and enhanced RTB, Revenue and SEAI information sharing under Ireland’s new rent controls.

A&L Goodbody’s Aoife Smyth and David Fitzgerald outline Ireland’s new national rent control system, covering the shift to a single framework, new rent setting rules and when market resets apply.

ALG partners Michael Doyle and Triona Sugrue outline key employment law developments for 2026, including retirement, auto enrolment, pay transparency and the growing use of generative AI in workplace processes.

In this short podcast, Denise Daly Byrne and Mairead O'Brien, partners in ALG's Disputes & Investigations Group, break down the Government's proposals to empower the CCPC to impose fines directly for breaches of consumer protection legislation.

Financial Regulation Advisory partners Eimear O'Brien and Louise Hogan discuss CCD2 and its impact on Irish lenders’ including: expanded regulatory scope, enhanced creditworthiness assessment requirements, tighter rules on advertising and disclosures.

Our Northern Ireland trainees, Rachel and David, explore the various pathways to qualification in NI, the mentoring and support available within the firm, and the key skills that help trainees succeed.

Tax partners Trevor Glavey and Stephen Egan unpack the key tax developments you need to have on your radar for 2026 including: proposed changes to Ireland's interest regime; the implementation of the OECD's Pillar 2 side-by-side package; proposed changes to the Tax Appeals Commission and transfer pricing trends.