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The 2011 ruling of Judge Finlay Geoghegan in Bussoleno Limited v Kelly & Others is increasingly being cited by plaintiffs seeking judgment in the High Court.

As tech and communications technologies continue to converge, the line between what consumers expect of their tech gadgets and conventional telecoms voice and messaging services has blurred.

In June 2019, the Fitness to Practise Committee (Committee) of the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) directed the removal of a pharmacist's registration following his conviction in 2018

Apps are frequently rejected for failure to comply with app store legal rules. This can happen at the initial app approval stage, or even later after the app is up and running.

Listed below are the top 7 most read articles over the last 12 months.

In the past few months, Ireland has found itself at the centre of an intense battle over whether US authorities can access data on Irish-based Microsoft servers.

As detailed in a recent update, the Irish Data Protection Bill 2018 was published on 1 February 2018. The Bill implements those instances where Member States ...

The General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") will come into effect on 25 May 2018. It will introduce a number of significant changes for managing data.

On 19 November 2014, the Irish Law Reform Commission ("LRC") published an Issues Paper on "Cyber-crime affecting personal safety, privacy and reputation including cyber-bullying".

Budget 2015 introduced a number of positive changes which should assist the Property and Construction sectors.

In the recent case of Brandley & Ors v Deane & Ors, the Supreme Court provided some much-needed clarity on when the statutory time limit starts to run for property damage claims in negligence.

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

Housing nine of the top ten global ICT companies, Ireland has become an international hub for tech activity.

Some years ago, at an early stage of the OECD/G20 BEPS initiative, the Irish tax regime was targeted for its approach to Irish incorporated but non tax resident companies.

Technology is changing every industry and healthcare is no exception.

In ACG Acquisitions XX LLC v. Olympic Airlines (in Liquidation)¹, the airline defendant was estopped from alleging that the aircraft, a Boeing 737-300 aircraft was not in the condition required by the Lease because of representation contained in a signed certificate of acceptance. Mr Justice Teare, in his judgment, considered the meaning of airworthiness because it was a major debate between the parties

'Family Guy' creator Seth MacFarlane's character Ted, the profane, womanising teddy bear, has been the subject of two separate lawsuits...