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In the latest episode of Matheson's Employment Law Podcast series, Bryan Dunne discusses a recent decision of the Irish Court of Appeal that overturned an earlier 2014 High Court decision...

The Supreme Court has found, by a narrow majority, that the Workplace Relations Act 2015 (the Act) as implemented by the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) is not unconstitutional.

The Minister for Justice announced on Tuesday (29 May 2018) that a new bill will be drafted to provide further protections for mortgagors facing repossession proceedings.

The Children (Amendment) Act 2020 ("the Act") was signed into law earlier this month. It comes after parents of child murder victims and media organisations had campaigned to change the law...

The court concluded that to force the plaintiffs to furnish such answers would be an injustice and the whole story would not be told.

The General Scheme of the Civil Liability (Amendment) Bill was published in March 2015.

Mr. Justice Sheehan in Cork Circuit court on the 24 July 2026 dismissed the claim, the Plaintiff had pleaded that he had been thrown off his bicycle by a lump of tarmacadam deposited on the roadway by Cork County Council

In a recent decision, the Irish Supreme Court has set out a new and simplified approach to applications to dismiss cases for want of prosecution.

The High Court of Ireland has in a recent case recognised and enforced the terms of an individual voluntary arrangement (“IVA”) under the law of Northern Ireland.

The Court of Appeal has today delivered a significant costs ruling in the case of McKeown v Crosby & Anor [2021] IECA 139.

The London interbank offered rate ("LIBOR") is currently in the news due to a rate manipulation scandal that erupted in the UK. The scandal looks likely to have an impact on a variety of financial entities.

On 27 May 2015, the Government published the draft heads of the Civil Liability (Amendment Bill) 2015.

Prudential Assurance Company Ltd (Prudential) and Rothesay Life plc (Rothesay) successfully overturned the English High Court's refusal to sanction the proposed transfer of a portfolio...

In a recent case the Supreme Court has accepted that tribunals of inquiry must have significant autonomy to organise their affairs.

In two separate cases, following a challenge by a financial institution in each case, the High Court has held that it will set aside protective certificates granted to debtors in personal insolvency...

The Irish Commercial Court has deferred judgment in a number of test business interruption insurance cases taken against FBD Insurance plc (FBD) by a number of well-known pubs (Proceedings).