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This briefing will examine, at a high level, some implications of the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic upon the obligations of both commercial ...

Emergency legislation enacted on 27 March 2020 puts government measures to assist renters on a statutory footing, but a late amendment to the legislation

On 9 July 2020, the Office of Government Procurement ("OGP") published its ‘Covid Co-operation Framework Agreement' ("Framework Agreement").

A frequent issue is whether a public body can, or must, get clarification from a tenderer on aspects of its tender

Ever since news broke in the early hours of Friday 23 June 2016 of the result in the UK referendum on leaving the EU, Brexit has maintained a constant presence in the news cycle to varying degrees of prominence.

In this article, we look at the recent guidance that has issued regarding Public Works Contracts arising from the closure of all non-essential construction sites on 8 January 2021...

On 23 July 2020, the Irish government announced its July Stimulus package (the "Stimulus") to assist Ireland to get back on the road to economic recovery by introducing a wide range of supports...

Third-party litigation funding remains largely unlawful in Ireland, primarily due to the enduring common law doctrines of maintenance and champerty.

A decision of the Supreme Court, the final court of appeal for civil cases in the United Kingdom, has clarified how the governing law of an arbitration agreement is to be determined when the law applicable to the contract ...

Historically, Irish law precluded parties with no connection or interest in proceedings from taking any part in or deriving any benefit from them.

Niav O'Higgins, Karen Killoran and Kate Monaghan have authored the Irish chapter for the GAR Construction Arbitration Know-how 2020

The Irish courts have a history of incorporating certain terms into construction contracts.

The Regulations have come about due to Ireland being obliged to implement EU Directive 2019/633 into Irish law.

The Future Partnership Papers published by the UK in advance of the last round of negotiations in Brussels are high in sentiment but short on detail.

The European Commission has published its much-anticipated Guidance on the requirement in Article 12g of Council Regulation (EU) No 833/2014 for EU-based...

From 17 February 2024, the Digital Services Act (DSA) will come into effect for intermediary service providers.

The TCC recently issued its judgment following a six-week trial heard before Mr Justice Pepperall last year.