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Our world is increasingly technology centric, offering unlimited opportunities with just the click of a button. As a result, artificial intelligence ("AI")...

On 24 February 2020, our Corporate and Commercial colleagues discussed the application of force majeure in commercial contracts (see here).

The High Court has again acknowledged that a no-fault dismissal is permitted in law provided there are no underlying reasons such as misconduct issues and the necessary contractual clauses are in place.

The Workplace Relations Commission's 2025 Annual Report reveals a dramatic 44% surge in complaint applications, marking a decade of steady growth since its establishment.

A recent Supreme Court ruling delivered by Judge Maurice Collins has dismissed an appeal by Iconic Newspapers that the common law or statutory defence...

There have been two High Court judgments this month which emphasise the need for parties to make full and proper discovery, and in, particular, outline the importance for parties to litigation to ...

This note provides a summary of some of the more recent developments in relation to receivership in Ireland.

In this Bulletin, we highlight some of the substantive taxation measures, amounting to just over €1.1 billion, introduced by Budget 2024.

The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) published its latest Intellectual Property (IP) SME Scoreboard report.

Many employers utilise fixed-term and specific purpose contracts of employment. The RDJ LLP Employment Team regularly advises our clients on the employment law...

Since the beginning of 2016, the Central Bank of Ireland ("CBI") has concluded 44 settlement agreements with regulated entities/individuals

In this article, I will deal with the one main provisions of the Act, open disclosure.

On 31 October 2023, Ireland joined fellow EU Member States by signing into law legislation which gives effect to EU Regulation 2019/452, more commonly known as the EU Foreign Direct Investment Regulations (the "Regulations").

Order 16 of the Superior Courts Rules requires a party wishing to serve a Third-Party Notice to obtain leave from the High Court. Section 27(1)(b) of the Civil Liability Act 1961

As Irish football transfer values rise, the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has tightened the rules for football agents operating in Ireland. Clubs, agents, players and their families now need to understand licensing, FAI registration, professional indemnity insurance, representation agreements and the uncertain status of FIFA agent fee caps. This guide explains the core rules and the transfer risk points that clubs, agents and players should review.

The Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026 (the "Bill") was presented on 3 February 2026. Last night it passed all stages in the Dail (with no amendments made to the initial text) and is now gone...

The High Court in Farrell & Sons (Garages) Limited v Revenue Commissioners [2024] IEHC 553 considered whether a taxpayer could overturn two tax settlements that it had entered into with Revenue in 1995.

Cybersecurity continues to be a key risk for organisations across all sectors.