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It is estimated that there are currently 10,442 student beds in operation in Dublin, catering for just 13.2% of the student population.

We hope that 2013 was a good year for you and your firm and that 2014 brings new opportunities and further success.

It is estimated that there are currently 10,442 student beds in operation in Dublin, catering for just 13.2% of the student population.

Private money is available again and therefore other forms of contract are back in use; mainly RIAI and FIDIC contracts with NEC becoming increasingly popular.

Ireland Adopts First Mover Advantage Including Commitment to a Best-in-Class Knowledge Development Box – A Clear Roadmap for the Future.

As mentioned above the use of machine learning is all around us and very much a part of our daily lives.

The Central Bank has recently published new guidance for financial firms on IT risk management and cyber security.

2016 was a positive year for the Irish Aviation Authority ("IAA") and for the aviation industry sector...

When does a letter of intent become a contract?

The UK Court of Appeal recently handed down its decision in Tiuta International Ltd (in liquidation) v De Villiers Surveyors Ltd, where the question before the Court was whether a lender could recover all its loss from a negligent valuer in connection with a refinance loan or if the lender was limited to the amount lost in topping up the original loan.

The iconic Michael Jordan ‘Jumpman’ logo has slam-dunked its way into a copyright infringement claim between Nike and New York photographer, Jacobus Rentmeester.

Shareholders often expect an annual dividend. Yet what right does a shareholder have to dividends? We examine how dividends are declared in practice and how companies can satisfy both...

The Remedies Regulations state that the obligation to give unsuccessful tenderers "may" be fulfilled by giving the successful tenderer's name and its scores together with the unsuccessful tenderer's scores.

Irish funds structured as investment companies under Part XIII of the Companies Act, 1990 will be relieved to hear that the Act is largely a restatement of existing company law.

Before any medicinal product is given permission to access the Irish market, it must be first tested in a clinical trial to verify that it is safe and fit for use.

Whether or not the public lending of e-books is treated, in EU copyright law, in the same manner as the public lending of traditional books has been a relatively contentious topic among EU Member States.

Defendant’s application to have Plaintiff’s claim dismissed on foot of Section 26 of the Civil Liability and Courts Act 2004 was refused

As Cheltenham fever fades for another year, we cast our eye over recently introduced changes to Irish betting rules.