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Today the Supreme Court confirmed that an upward only rent review clause in a 35 year lease dating from 1987 meant that the lease rent would never reduce.

Last year, the High Court had ruled that the solicitors firm had failed to obtain security for loans in respect of 27 properties, and instead allowed the loans to be advanced in reliance on undertakings to provide security.

Since 2007, when European issuances to third-party investors peaked at €477.6bn, 'crisis stigma' has resulted in a steady fall-off in demand for securitisation.

On 5 July 2018 627 of 751 members of the European Parliament voted on the proposed Copyright Directive, with 318 voting to reject articles 11 and 13, the link tax and upload filters, respectively.

Pursuant to copyright law in both the UK and Ireland, the creator of a work has a number of exclusive rights that they can exercise to restrict others from using their work.

Planet49, based in Germany, had organised a promotional lottery.

In late December, after years of development and extensive negotiations, a suite of new EU data protection laws were agreed.

On 1 July 2016, a new EU Regulation establishing electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions (the "eIDAS Regulation") kicks in.

The Court of Justice of the European Union ("CJEU") has rejected a proposed deal between the EU and Canada for the sharing of passenger data, claiming that it violates data protection and privacy laws.

In the 18 months following the case, a number of challenges to national data retention laws have taken place, including in the UK.

While the judgment has proven to be ground-breaking, search engines and citizens had been grappling to understand the exact extent of the right to be forgotten.

The recent FinTech consultation paper asked respondents on how FinTech can facilitate greater access to credit, how Big Data affects individual consumers ...

We are pleased to advise that the process for registering charities with the Charities Regulatory Authority ("CRA") and the preparation of Annual Reports has been simplified.

Price is a critical part of tender evaluation.

The Companies Act 2014 has made it possible for certain types of companies limited by shares to dispense with the requirement to hold an annual general meeting ("AGM").

2017 has seen numerous changes to the laws affecting Irish companies.

The extent of the Court’s powers under Article 8.1 of the Model Law on a stay application has been considered in two recent High Court cases.

The Companies Bill 2012 passed its final parliamentary stages yesterday evening and can now be signed into law by the President.