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Over the last few years, the challenges for organisations transferring personal data outside of the EEA have become more complicated

In this fifth article in our adjudication series, we look at the experience in Ireland so far. This is timely given that it's now just over three years since statutory adjudication for payment dispute

The construction sector in Ireland continues to face a number of economic and geo-political pressures and despite this, the outlook remains positive with forecasts for the sector to grow overall this year.

Does your contract say what you think? When and how can you enforce under a performance bond? How do you manage the Brexit minefield? These are some of the hot topics crossing the desks of the construction team at Arthur Cox.

The judgment provides welcome clarity on the effect of rent review provisions that were once the market standard and which still apply to many premises.

The Law Reform Commission has published its long-awaited report on consumer insurance contracts, including a draft Consumer Insurance Contracts Bill 2015.

1.1 Please set out the various regimes applicable to recognising and enforcing judgments in your jurisdiction and the names of the countries to which such special regimes apply

As the COVID-19 vaccine programme slowly gathers pace across Europe, a dispute between the European Commission and vaccine manufacturer AstraZeneca has been grabbing the headlines.

Following the European Commission's ‘Digital Fairness Fitness Check' ("Fitness Check"), the European Commission intends to propose a Digital Fairness Act ("DFA")...

It goes without saying that Brexit outcomes are uncertain. Nonetheless, many Brexit risks are known and reasonably understood.

The FCA has recently published Primary Market Bulletin No. 52, which discusses the identification of inside information under the UK Market Abuse Regulation (MAR)...

For anyone involved in the drafting, negotiation and implementation of contracts, it is vitally important that all parties involved are aware of what the words used mean and that the drafting is accurate...

A recent High Court decision has confirmed that where a party seeks to bring an application, it should deal with any related aspects in that application the first time round, rather than holding it over for another application.

A series of recent High Court decisions have considered the concept of 'no transaction' damages in cases involving professional negligence.

Adjudication by insolvent parties is an issue that has greatly occupied the Courts of late. Much consideration has been given to the arguable conflict between set-off under the Insolvency Rules...

The Irish High Court has signalled that incumbent tenderers who benefit financially from automatic contract suspensions may face scrutiny if they refuse to offer undertakings covering losses to winning bidders. In a €51.2 million parking enforcement framework case, the Court lifted the suspension after the losing incumbent declined to compensate the successful tenderer for costs of securing a time-sensitive resource underpinning its bid.

Gartner predicts that by the end of this year over 6.4 billion web-enabled devices will be connected as part of the Internet of Things, an increase of 30% on 2015.