The initiative aims to ‘position Ireland as a leading testbed for insurance innovation by connecting emerging companies directly with insurers, industry experts, investors and experienced founders’. Read more: 12 insurtech start-ups to join 2026 InsTech.ie Foundry programme
The fintech also announced a $182m investment in Switzerland over the next five years. Read more: Revolut eyes Switzerland in continued global expansion
The organisation is also aiming for a year-end revenue of €20m by 2029 as it expands its cybersecurity and compliance capabilities. Read more: IT.ie to create 50 jobs amid €3.5m investment and opening of Dublin HQ
In a rare move from the highest levels of the judiciary into legal technology, former Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Bridget Mary McCormack has joined Clio as general manager, judiciary, […] The post Supreme Court judge McCormack joins Clio’s growing judiciary team appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Simon Blanchette and Emmanuelle Vaast of McGill University discuss the anticipatory thinking skills that we need in the face of AI advancements. Read more: Why we have to start thinking ahead to combat rogue AI
Simon Blanchette and Emmanuelle Vaast of McGill University discuss the skills that need to be developed to counteract global cyber threats. Read more: ‘To combat cyber attacks and bioterrorism we have to start thinking ahead’
AI is changing the economics of legal work, but nearly two-thirds of law firms still rely on traditional methods when setting prices, according to new research from BigHand. The 2026 […] The post AI is changing legal delivery – but law firm pricing isn’t keeping up appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
In this latest episode of Charting Change in Legal, Ari Kaplan and Caroline Hill reflect on the key themes emerging from ILTACON 2026 and the broader legal technology landscape. While […] The post Charting Change in Legal: AI organisational readiness appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Big tech does not decide rules, Ursula von der Leyen says, announcing plans to restrict social media usage for minors. Read more: ‘We decide our rules’: EU Kids Act to ban social media for under-13s
Monaghan’s Furrow and Kerry’s RT Sales were the other main prize category finalists in the competition, which also featured nine more finalists across three other categories. Read more: Roscommon’s VetPal wins top EI pitching award at Ploughing 2026