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2015 was a year of significant developments in tech law. The EU's highest court – the CJEU – published a number of landmark judgments throughout the year.

Due to a gap in EU legislation, EU based data processors cannot clearly rely on SCCs to justify data export.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) delivered its judgment in the Brisal case in July which could result in a fundamental change to the manner in which withholding taxes...

The European Court of Justice has issued a landmark preliminary ruling in Sanofi Pasteur SA that clarifies the relationship between strict liability under the Product Liability Directive and fault-based liability claims under national law.

One of the measures to be implemented by Ireland's five retail banks and other non-bank lenders and credit servicers to assist borrowers who may be affected as a result of the COVID-19 ...

COVID-19 has caused unprecedented levels of disruption to the Courts Service and the administration of justice in this country.

The COVID-19 pandemic is continuing and will persist into 2022, creating problems and delays in every sector.

New procedures for approving capital reductions are set out in the Companies Act 2014, which came into operation on 1 June 2015.

The enforceability of contracts alleged to be contrary to law is at the heart of the enormous litigation between the family of Sean Quinn and IBRC.

In two recent cases, Ms Justice Baker of the Supreme Court, held that public bodies are required to provide substantive reasons for any refusal to disclose certain confidential...

A new statutory exception to the Rule against Hearsay – The Civil Law and Criminal Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2020

In The Governing Body of Tywyn Primary School v Alpin, the UK Employment Appeal Tribunal ("EAT") recently ruled that the adverse treatment of a gay teacher,

We provided an update in January 2019 in relation to a Workplace Relations Commission ("WRC") decision in which an employee of a bank was held to have been unfairly dismissed

Mr. Reilly was a sales manager with BOI with 8 years’ service and an exemplary work record.

As we reported last December, the Court of Appeal affirmed the High Court’s judgment in the Omega Pharma case.

The UK Supreme Court has held that a Belfast bakery did not discriminate against a gay man when it refused to provide him with a cake bearing a message of support for same-sex marriage...

The Court of Appeal of England and Wales has found that a shop steward, dismissed by his employer for storing and sharing "stolen, private and confidential information that was the property of a manager" ...

Kenneth and Donna Millar had entered into several variable rate mortgages with Danske Bank A/S in November 2011.