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The Act, once commenced, will introduce a civil litigation mechanism through which representative actions can be brought by a qualified entity on behalf of consumers for alleged infringement of their...

As a continuation of Part 2 in this series, which addressed some themes we commonly encounter relating to the process requirements of public inquiries and the handling of documentary evidence in particular...

In the substantive proceedings, the High Court dismissed the applicants’ claim and refused to quash decisions made by the National Asset Management Agency, on 8 December, 2011 and 25 January, 2012.

Catastrophic injury award payment structures may change if proposed new legislation is introduced.

A Dawn Raid is an unannounced inspection by a regulatory authority, aimed at investigating suspected breaches of the law.

It is proposed to introduce a "safe harbour" for privileged legal material submitted to the Central Bank in the course of an investigation under the Central Bank's Administrative Sanctions Procedure (ASP).

The Supreme Court of Ireland recently delivered judgment in two separate, but related, appeals by John Fox [Promontoria (Oyster) DAC v John Fox S:AP:IE:2024:00058]...

The key point to be addressed was when the financial loss (the "damage") suffered by the investors actually occurred.

On 21 March 2025 the European Commission published a study on Mapping Third Party Litigation Funding in the EU (the "Study").

The Court of Appeal (COA) has upheld an Order of the High Court striking out the plaintiff's claim for inordinate and inexcusable delay: Doyle v Foley [2022] IECA 193.

A recent Workplace Relations Commission ("WRC") decision found that reluctance on the part of an employer to pay an employee an ex gratia amount because of his ongoing personal injuries claim against his employer...

In the UK case of Shelbourne v Cancer Research UK, an employee of Cancer Research UK sustained spinal injuries at a Christmas Party in the workplace.

Earlier this month the High Court dismissed a claim from a spectator who was struck by a golf ball while attending the West of Ireland Championship at Rosses Point Golf Club in 2016.

In a recent decision, the Irish High Court held that a court may order a person to make discovery of personal information that he or she has a right to obtain from a third party on foot of a data access...

The judgment provides welcome clarity on the effect of rent review provisions that were once the market standard and which still apply to many premises.

The Irish High Court1 (the "Court") has again emphasised the self-assessment nature of the Irish taxation system, and the distinct basis of proceeding in tax appeals...