We recently acted in successful judicial review of a planning order relating to DART Underground, which had effectively frozen our client’s lands on the proposed route.

A lease will generally place a positive obligation on a tenant to hand back or ‘yield up' vacant possession at the expiration of the term, having restored the property ...

A discussion on the Construction Contracts Bill.

As the OECD/EU project on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting moves towards its next set of reports in autumn 2015, Ireland Inc.’s low tax offering has been, and will be, further refined.

Blockchain and other distributed ledgers are bringing about a revolution in FinTech and beyond.

The European Commission has recently announced its decision to prohibit the proposed acquisition of control of Aer Lingus by Ryanair.

The English High Court has recently interpreted the term "default rate" under the ISDA Master Agreement in one of a series of cases concerning the administration of Lehman Brothers International (Europe).

A recent Scottish case considers complex issues that can arise in relation to the drafting of technical specifications.

A US federal appeals court has ruled that the National Security Agency's (‘NSA') bulk collection of certain phone call metadata is unlawful.

Due to the ominous weather warnings in place across Ireland in preparation for ex-hurricane Ophelia's arrival, many businesses have asked employees to only attend work if it is safe for them to do so.

The Pensions Authority published its Statement of Strategy 2016-2020 on Friday 4 March.

The Markets in Financial Instruments Bill 2018 has recently been proposed which will require providers of hire purchase credit and other similar loans for the purchase of goods or services...

Pilates, Escalator and Aspirin are all examples of trade marks which have become generic and synonymous with a particular good or service.

The Court of Justice of the European Communities (CJEU) issued its decision in the so-called "Onel" case in December 2012.

Significant changes to Ireland’s merger control regime at the end of last year have already had an impact on the number and type of transactions being notified to the new Competition and Consumer Protection Commission.

The lowering of the Irish merger control thresholds towards the back end of 2014 prompted a significant uptick in the number of merger filings in 2015 (78 in total).

On 18 December 2012, commitments given to the Irish Competition Authority by a party under investigation were, for the first time, made an order of the court by the Irish High Court.

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission ("CCPC") has a broad statutory remit to encourage competition and to promote and protect the interests and welfare of consumers.

Ms Marie Daly, a Special Needs Assistant in Nano Nagle Special National School, sustained severe injuries in a road traffic accident in 2010 which left her confined to a wheelchair.

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