Articles - 28 November

A selection of articles from journals recently received in the Law Society Library are highlighted below.

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Contact the library if you wish to order any of the below articles, library charges apply per article. 

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Articles available

  • Ahuja, N. ‘The limits of the arbitral tribunal's discretion to override the parties' agreed arbitration procedures on the grounds of efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and fairness?’ (2024) International Arbitration Law Review 27(4) 247-263. Arbitration - International Arbitration - Arbitral Tribunals - Arbitrators’ Powers and Duties - Procedures.

  • Angel, R. ‘Tech company did not breach Work Life Balance Act, finds AO’ 21 Nov (2024) Industrial Relations News Issue 42. Employment - Employees’ Rights - Employers’ Powers and Duties - Remote Working - Hybrid Working - Right to Request Remote Work - Work Life Balance.

  • Erskine-Fox, E. and F. Ragless-Green ‘Recent CJEU decisions’ Dec (2024) Data Protection Ireland 17(6) 4-6. EU Law - Court of Justice of the European Union - Data Protection - GDPR - Interpretation - Legitimate Interests - Personal Data - Data Processing - Social Media Platforms.

  • Hickman, T. ‘Processing biometric data in the workplace’ Dec (2024) Data Protection Ireland 17(6) 9-10. Data Protection - EU Law - Biometric Technology - Biometric Data - Data Processing - GDPR - EU AI Act - Personal Data - Employees - Consent.

  • O’Hare, J. ‘Just how popular is ADR?’ 22 Nov (2024) New Law Journal 174(8095) 18-19. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Mediation.

  • Prendergast, A. ‘Significant judgment remits dismissal case back to Labour Court’ 21 Nov (2024) Industrial Relations News Issue 42. Civil Procedure - Employment - Unfair Dismissal - Labour Court - Appeals - First Instance Hearing - Employment Status - Error of Law - Jurisdiction.

  • Prendergast, A. ‘Unions eye ‘infringement’ route over transposition of ‘bargaining’ Directive’ 21 Nov (2024) Industrial Relations News Issue 42. Employment - Industrial Relations - Trade Unions - Collective Bargaining - EU Directive - Transposition of EU Directives - Member States - Infringement - Adequate Minimum Wages Directive.

  • Sookman, B. ‘AI models and copyright infringement, Andersen v Stability AI’ (2024) Computer and Telecommunications Law Review 30(8) 196-200. Artificial Intelligence - Intellectual Property - AI Models - Generative AI - Copyright Infringement - United States.

  • Swinson, J.V. ‘Judge, jury, client and algorithm: are lawyers ready for AI?’ (2024) Computer and Telecommunications Law Review 30(8) 203-206. Artificial Intelligence - Legal Profession - Lawyers - Australia - Supreme Court - Guidance on use of AI in Litigation.

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