It is difficult to predict how Covid-19 will affect the 150,000 people employed in the construction sector in Ireland.

In the space of less than three months, the Covid-19 pandemic has had a fundamental impact upon society throughout the world.

We are pleased to launch our 2021 Employment Law Series of short and informative webcasts where Karen Killalea, Partner and head of our Employment team...

The Irish government is adding an additional service to ensure that Irish citizens vaccinated outside of the EU can obtain a Digital COVID-19 Certificate valid in Ireland and the EU.

Performance bonds help to provide clients with the assurance that should things go wrong, work on their project will still be financially viable.

The Department for Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE) has set out its plan for embedding remote working in the Irish workplace post-pandemic in its National Remote Work Strategy (Strategy).

Just 25% of organisations feel prepared for employees to return to the workplace and have detailed response plans in place.

As we learn to accept and adapt to the fact that remote working is becoming a longer-term reality for businesses...

Companies (Miscellaneous Provisions (COVID-19) Act 2020 (the "Act") came into force on 21 August 2020. It recognises cash flow and practical difficulties being faced by Irish companies due to COVID-19

On 29th May 2020 the Companies Registration Office (the "CRO") announced that they have decided to extend the current arrangement in relation to the filing of annual returns which had been introduced...

The interim period introduced by the Companies (Miscellaneous Provisions) (COVID-19) Act 2020 (the Act) has been extended until 9 June 2021.

The Data Protection Commission has issued updated Guidance on Processing COVID-19 Vaccination Data in the context of Employment and the Work Safely Protocol here.

What follows is an overview of certain considerations which clients may want to bear in mind in the current environment as they steer their businesses through these unchartered waters.

Whilst we intend to keep our offices open during this time, we have introduced a number of protocols to minimise the risk to our people, our clients and our business.

Vaccination certificates issued within 270 days or more will no longer be accepted for entrance into Ireland 

The annual 1 October PII renewal process for solicitors is always frenetic. But this year's renewal season was particularly challenging for a whole host of reasons

For businesses that are engaged in proceedings or procedural matters before an IP office, such as the European Patents Office or the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland, COVID-19 will impact on...

On March 25 2020 the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) posted on their website, www.ccpc.ie, a joint statement by the European Competition Network (ECN) on the...

The government of Ireland will require all inbound travelers to present proof of a negative COVID-19 test result beginning 5 Dec. 2021.

Awareness of health and wellness, in society at large and in our places of business, has reached an all-time high. Even before COVID-19, the world of business and by extension those concerned...