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Mifid II impacts Irish investment firms (such as brokers, asset managers, wealth managers and corporate advisory firms), ...

This is the second in our new series of Good Decision-Making Guides for Public Bodies.

If you lobby public officials or speak to them about issues that may benefit you or your organisation, you need to be aware of new rules that came into effect on 1 September 2015.

With 7 weeks to go until Brexit (unless an extension is agreed by the EU and UK to the Article 50 notice), a no-deal Brexit remains a possibility.

In November 2023, the Government published the revised and updated Statutory Guidance for Public Bodies and Prescribed Persons to assist them in the performance...

This is the March edition of the Arthur Cox Insurance Regulatory Update, the monthly bulletin of the Arthur Cox Insurance Group focused on recent developments in insurance regulation, law and practice.

While Ireland is currently enjoying a period of significant economic growth, Brexit – the UK's decision to exit the EU – poses a number of challenges and risks, and continues to dominate any assessment of the Irish economy.

The Irish Court of Appeal has delivered a significant judgment in legal proceedings arising from a challenge by Word Perfect Translation Services Limited ("Word Perfect") to an order for discovery...

After determining the type of fund vehicle in the structure, and whether the vehicle is regulated or unregulated, due diligence is a crucial starting point on any fund financing transaction in Ireland.

Every year the High Court deals with hundreds of applications seeking to challenge the decisions of public bodies.

In this Guide, we look at what you can expect if a decision you make is challenged in the courts by way of judicial review.

The clock is ticking to 31 December 2020 (the "Brexit Deadline"), the date on which the transition period set down in the EU/UK Withdrawal Agreement will expire and the UK will become a "third country".

On 28 February 2011, the Central Bank and Credit Institutions (Resolution) Bill 2011 (the "Bill") was published by the outgoing Government. Its purpose is to provide an effective and expeditious resolution regime for certain credit institutions at the least cost to Ireland.

On 20th February 2016 David Cameron announced that Britain would, on 23rd June 2016, hold a referendum on the United Kingdom's membership of the European Union.

The European Union's evolving regulatory landscape for artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and health data is creating new compliance challenges and opportunities for life sciences organizations. From the AI Act's refinements to the delayed NIS2 Directive transposition in Ireland, stakeholders must navigate multiple intersecting frameworks while preparing for the European Health Data Space Regulation's implementation.

For parties involved in cross-border civil disputes, the departure of the UK from the EU gives rise to a number of issues.

In this edition we look at the recent European Court of Justice data protection ruling in what was referred to in news reports as the "Facebook Case".