Towards the end of January 2022, employers were given the green light to return to offices and potentially leave remote working behind.

International Business Partner, Emma Doherty and Corporate Trainee, Caitriona Lavelle discuss some encouraging findings in recent reports into the FDI climate in Ireland.

Charwin Limited T/A Charlie's Bar v Zavarovalnica Sava Insurance Company D.D [2021] IEHC 489...

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.

The COVID-19 pandemic has taken the world by surprise. In attempts to contain and delay the spread of COVID-19, governments have been implementing legislation, ...

An overview on businesses facing unprecedented pressure in the context of the Covid-19 crisis, consumer law regulators have acted swiftly to (i) remind businesses that consumer laws continue to apply, ...

The High Court has provided additional guidance on the wider implications of a previous judgment in which it held that business interruption cover under a policy of insurance...

The Central Bank of Ireland ("CBI") has published a page on its website entitled "COVID-19 – Prudential Regulatory Flexibility Measures".

Very few pension schemes have sufficiently sophisticated risk management systems in place to deal with the economic and social disruption caused by COVID-19.

As RFSPs navigate their way through the unchartered waters of this Covid-19 pandemic they are relying on supervisory authorities at national and European levels...

With three cases of novel coronavirus ("Covid-19") now confirmed in Northern Ireland, employers are likely to see a rise in employees wanting to work from home ...

The Government announced on Thursday last that schools, colleges, and childcare facilities would close from the following day.

Many law firms renewing their professional indemnity insurance (PII) on 1 October this year were faced with higher premiums and a reduced choice of insurer.

The Emergency Measures in the Public Interest (Covid-19) Act 2020 (the "Act") was enacted on Friday, 27 March 2020.

The coronavirus situation is continually and rapidly evolving and we encourage you to keep up to date with guidance from the government and Public Health Agency

Ireland's Budget 2021 was prepared on the assumption that there will be a no-deal Brexit and no COVID-19 vaccine next year and therefore the primary focus of Budget 2021 delivered by...

Irish tax residence for income tax purposes is based on the number of days spent in Ireland in a tax year (and cumulatively over two tax years).

In the hit musical "Hamilton", there is a song called Cabinet Battle #1. In this song the first Secretary of State (and future President)

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