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It is very rare to see a decision surrounding the facts of a dissolution of a professional services partnership.

On 12 March 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union (the “CJEU”) handed down a decision in Case C-514/24 Magyar Telekom Nyrt. (“Magyar”) v Nemzeti Média- és Hírközlési Hatóság Elnöke (the Hungarian Communications and Media Authority) (“NMHH”) relating to a preliminary reference made to it by the Hungarian Supreme Court.

The use of internal marking schemes and model answers is something which should be considered carefully in all cases.

Ireland's leadership in data centre projects received a significant boost this morning with the news that the Irish Commercial Court ruled in favour of Apple's data centre in Galway.

The English Court of Appeal has recently re-affirmed, in National Infrastructure Development Co Ltd v Banco Santander...

order to protect business tenants in Northern Ireland from the threat of having their leases forfeited for non-payment of rent during the COVID-19 pandemic

In May, the DSM Strategy was adopted by the Commission which outlined the barriers currently faced by citizens in accessing the digital market, leading to them missing out on goods and services.

In July 2015, the Central Bank of Ireland ("CBI") published a Notice of Inquiry confirming that it was to investigate alleged regulatory breaches by INBS...

Venture capital investment into Irish SMEs dropped to its lowest level in ten years in the second quarter of 2025, according to the latest Irish Venture Capital Association...

EMIR Refit will enter into force on 17 June 2019 and will amend the existing EMIR legislation applicable to European counterparties trading derivatives.

A recent decision of the High Court offers some useful guidance on the appropriate time for a defendant to bring an application to strike out proceedings for delay or want of prosecution.

The High Court (Court) recently examined the need to reform Ireland's discovery regime within a larger commercial conflict. In this case, it was submitted that 1.78m documents had to be searched for discovery purposes.

Recent incidents at the UEFA Euro 2020 football tournament have highlighted how player's actions can impact a tournament's contractual obligations towards its sponsors.

Getting paid for construction work is often not straightforward. Getting paid promptly is even more challenging.

In a recent landlord and tenant case, Kenneth Treacy v Lee James Menswear Limited and James O'Regan [2022] IEHC 600, the plaintiff landlord sought summary...

A construction contractor is usually liable to remedy defects in materials and/or workmanship which are apparent or patent for a limited period once a project has reached substantial or practical completion.

Many homeowners will agree terms for a house renovation or building project with the builder by way of a simple letter agreeing the price.