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On 27 May 2019, the English Supreme Court referred the following question to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) for a preliminary ruling...

Matheson is delighted to announce that two Litigation partners have been recognised at this year's 8th annual Euromoney LMG Europe Women in Business Law Awards.

Across the EU, data retention legislation stemming from the now defunct Data Retention Directive has been subject to challenge.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (the "CJEU") delivered its decision in the Fiscale Eenheid X (C-595/13) case on 9 December 2015.

Manufacturers of products will be interested in two recent court decisions, one from the Irish High Court and one from the English Court of Appeal.

Beale & Co have closely monitored the Irish and UK's insurance industry's approach to dealing with policy response for Covid-19 related losses under Business Interruption ("BI")...

Ireland's leadership in data centre projects received a significant boost this morning with the news that the Irish Commercial Court ruled in favour of Apple's data centre in Galway.

In a landmark ruling Ms Justice Isobel Kennedy, delivering judgment on behalf of the three-judge court, has ruled that children before the courts for a criminal...

When regulators start corporate investigations, we are often asked whether directors, managers and other company officers can be prosecuted. The answer can be "yes".

In last week's client briefing (available here), we considered the exceptional nature of the right to legal representation in disciplinary proceedings as set down by the Supreme Court in McKelvey

Revenue has confirmed that following the Supreme Court decision in the Domino's Pizza case, the Code of Practice on Determining Employment Status is currently being updated by Revenue...

The Central Bank of Ireland's administrative sanctions procedure received a strong endorsement in a High Court judgment delivered in January.

In a decision helpful to both special purpose vehicles (SPVs) and service providers utilising SPVs, the Irish Supreme Court has given effect to a gross negligence carve-out to a general (and standard-form) limitation of liability clause (Clause) in an Irish-law commercial licence.

On 15th December 2015, the Irish High Court (the "Court") handed down an important decision in the case of KBC Bank Ireland Plc v Osborne [2015] IEHC 795...

Recent Irish case law has shown that a bank must take great care when considering the evidence needed to establish its claim in debt-recovery proceedings.

The English Court of Appeal has recently re-affirmed, in National Infrastructure Development Co Ltd v Banco Santander...

The plaintiff (the "Bank") had advanced certain loans to the defendants, which were performing loans at all material times (collectively referred to by the court as the "first loan").