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On 11 September 2025 the Revenue Commissioners issued a press release announcing an opportunity for businesses to correct payroll tax issues for 2024...

Grievances will sometimes arise in the workplace. These can relate to issues with pay and conditions, other employees and misunderstandings.

In February 2020 the European Commission published its strategies for the use of data and artificial intelligence.

In a recent decision of Mr. Justice Rory Mulcahy in Coughlan & Anor v. Stokes & Ors, High Court proceedings issued in April 2011 were dismissed for want of prosecution...

TUPE Regulations protect employees when a business or service is transferred to a new employer in Ireland. They key question is whether the transferring operation remains an economic entity that retains its identity after the transfer.

On 7 July 2025, the Courts Service published its Annual Report for the year 2024, which included key statistics concerning defamation claims in Ireland for the years 2023 and 2024.

The High Court has again acknowledged that a no-fault dismissal, meaning termination without cause, is permitted in law, provided there are no underlying reasons such as misconduct issues...

Manchester City faces 114 proven charges out of 115 brought by the Premier League for financial rule breaches spanning nearly a decade. The independent Commission found evidence of a "Disguised Funding Scheme" that overstated the club's revenue by over £830 million, raising questions about potential sanctions, appeals, and compensation claims from rival clubs.

On Saturday the 6th of March 2021, the Irish judiciary voted in support of guidelines prepared by the Judicial Council's Personal Injuries Guidelines Committee.

It may be the last such report produced before the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner ("ODPC") evolves into the Data Protection Commission, but Helen Dixon's fourth Annual Report...

Norwich Pharmacal Relief is a court ordered relief, compelling an individual or a company to disclose information or documentation.

David McCarroll, Partner with RDJ's Employment Team, takes an in depth look at the obligations now arising for employers and what preparations need to be made.

The Data Protection Commission ("DPC") recently published its "Final Report" (the "Report"). Rather than being the last such report ...

The COVID-19 outbreak is first and foremost a human tragedy of unimaginable scale.  Addressing this with the urgency it demands has quite rightly engaged the brightest minds across the globe.  

We examine below practical considerations for arranging remote execution of transaction documents by Irish companies during the present Covid-19 restrictions.

On 9 June 2021, the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar TD, announced details of a new law to give all workers the right to paid sick leave.

Covid-19 has highlighted the importance of Health and Safety and hygiene and disease prevention in the workplace. There has been a huge increase in infection control technology that used to be...

The Screening of Third Country Transactions Bill 2022 (the "Bill") will, if enacted, "establish a screening mechanism for third country investment into Ireland for the first time".