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The European Banking Authority (‘EBA') published (4 Nov 2020) an Opinion on the assessment of money laundering/terrorist financing risks in the context of Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (‘SREP').

In a recent High Court decision of Start Mortgages DAC -v- Piggott, handed down on 15 June 2020, Justice Mary Rose Gearty made an order granting the Plaintiff leave to renew an execution order

The influencer industry continues to grow and thrive around the world and in Ireland. A number of celebrity influencers boast over 500 hundred million followers...

We discussed key points to focus on when acquiring a unit within a larger building in our last article and much of what was covered there will also be important to consider when leasing...

The EU (Adjustments of Size Criteria for Certain Companies and Groups) Regulations 2024 (the "Regulations") represent a significant update to the regulatory framework governing the classification...

The Charities Regulatory Authority ("CRA") was established on the 16th October 2014.

The Irish Government's alleged failure to mitigate climate change is the subject of a legal challenge taken by Friends of the Irish Environment CLG (FIE) ...

The Central Bank of Ireland has released (27.10.20) the findings that arose from its thematic review which assessed how fund management companies have implemented the Central Bank requirements...

This briefing will examine, at a high level, some implications of the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic upon the obligations of both commercial ...

On the 21st October last, the Government published an updated Work Safety Protocol ("the updated Protocol"). This is the fourth revision since the Protocol was first published in 2020.

Ever since news broke in the early hours of Friday 23 June 2016 of the result in the UK referendum on leaving the EU, Brexit has maintained a constant presence in the news cycle to varying degrees of prominence.

Ireland is regularly named as being one of Europe's most entrepreneurial countries.

How do I handle it? We are in the tourist sector and concerns around the Coronavirus have led to one employee questioning whether they can object and refuse to service persons of a certain nationality, ...

Last month the Labour Court examined Stryker Orthopaedic's ("the Company") Dignity at Work Policy following an appeal by its employee to a recommendation of the WRC.

As we emerge from the pandemic and businesses look towards reopening, the key issue for employers will be sustaining their business and trading out of the economic difficulties faced in the past year.

Alan Devaney and David Rodgers, from Ronan Daly Jermyn's Employment and Tax teams, examine the factors that an employer should take into consideration in addressing a request to work remotely from abroad.

Your business is up and running, but you know you can't go it alone so you've decided to take that big step and become an employer.

An Enduring Power of Attorney ("EPA") is a legal document. It allows you to choose who will make certain decisions for you in the event that you become unable to make decisions ...