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Ex-Rehab Group CEO Angela Kerins failed in her claim for damages against members of a parliamentary committee.

Now is a particularly relevant time to consider commercial lease rent review provisions

Determining whether information is ‘personal data' is the first step towards applying data protection law.

The ability of private companies limited by shares incorporated prior to 1 June 2015 to convert to a Designated Activity Company by way of ordinary resolution expired on 31 August 2016.

Deloitte estimates that the FinTech industry has the potential to employ over 10,000 people in Ireland by the year 2020. So it's no surprise that interest in Ireland's FinTech ‘hub' in Dublin is booming.

A number of recent High Court cases have highlighted the difficulties being faced by receivers in taking possession of agricultural lands.

Legal proceedings in the civil courts in Ireland have historically had a poor reputation for delay.

Earlier this month the European Commission adopted the ‘Privacy Shield', the new EU-approved mechanism for the transatlantic transfer of personal data, replacing the now defunct Safe Harbor scheme.

‘SLALOM' is an initiative established by the European Commission to develop standardised ‘ready to use' contract terms and service level (SLA) specifications for cloud services.

Medical device cybersecurity is a growing concern in light of the increasing rate of IT security incidents and data breaches for many healthcare ecosystems.

The Article 29 Working Party published the guidelines it provided to Google earlier this year explaining how Google could achieve compliance with European data protection legislation.

A recent decision of the English High Court demonstrates a willingness of European courts to be more assertive in taking jurisdiction in disputes over individuals’ data privacy rights.

The deadline for re-registering your private company limited by shares as a new form LTD or Designated Activity Company is fast approaching.

The rapid downturn in the economy means company directors are faced with new challenges, possibly on a greater scale and more complex than ever before.

2017 saw a focus on possible legislative changes to rules on the winding up of defined benefit pension schemes in Ireland.

Budget 2017 was announced on 11 October by the Minister for Finance, Mr. Michael Noonan TD. We outline some of the notable employment-related aspects.

The Employment Appeals Tribunal ("EAT") recently ordered a cyber security firm (the "Company") to pay a senior director (the "Employee") €105,000 as a result of his unfair dismissal.

Posted Workers are people who normally work in one EU Member State but, for a limited time, are assigned to carry out work in Ireland.