Not all companies are lucky enough to have ISO27001 accreditation, but all companies are capable of acting like they do. Since the outbreak of Covid-19, your IT department are either now...

Regulation 2017 /745 on Medical Devices ("MDR") came into force on 26 May 2017. The primary objective of the MDR is to establish a robust and transparent regulatory framework for medical devices...

Societal change in response to climate change is not a new topic. However, as the global climate crisis grows, more and more organisations are taking steps to curb their impact on the environment.

The Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment (the "DETE") is considering responses to a public consultation on proposed amendments to the Companies Act 2014 (the "2014 Act").

Employers and employment practitioners have eagerly awaited a first decision under the new Sick Leave Act 2022 which has been in force since January 2023.

The Private Wires Bill 2025 - only the General Scheme of the Bill has been published to date. This was submitted to the Joint Committee for review.

This was the first imposition of a sanction by the Central Bank where there has been a loss of client funds from cyber-fraud as a direct result of the firm's regulatory breaches.

The Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) has issued a revised Notice, published on 18 September 2020.

In line with a recent decision of Judge Susan Ryan in the Dublin Circuit Court (further details of which can be found here),

A recent High Court decision of Mr. Justice Heslin in Start Mortgages Limited v Michael Ryan and Agnes Ryan[1] , has sounded the klaxon for lay litigants...

A recent Court of Appeal finding in the UK has provided both Corporate Counsel and external lawyers

The recent English decision in the case of Megan Tanner (a child by her father and litigation friend) v Sarkar (2017) LTL 4 April (HHJ Buckingham, Hull CC) is the first reported secondary victim claim involving a child.

The World Justice Project (WJP) earlier this month published its Rule of Law Index (The Index) for 2022. The index is generated from surveys of more than 150,000 households and 3,600 legal...

It has been confirmed that the much-anticipated Supreme Court hearing of the appeal of the decision of Dillon v Irish Life [2024] will be heard on the 17 December 2024.

The Data Protection Bill is in the process of being debated and finalised.

Adjudication has become increasingly popular as a forum for resolving payment disputes in Ireland. With mounting materials costs and ongoing labour shortages, construction disputes are on the rise.

The Student Tenancies Bill (Residential Tenancies (Amendment) (No. 2) Act 2024) only published on 3 July 2024, was introduced, debated and passed all stages in both Dáil and Seanad by 11 July.

On 21 September the Minister for Justice, Heather Humphreys TD, announced that the Cabinet had approved the drafting of a new law which would halt for now what would have been...

In this series of interviews RDJ's AI advisory team share their perspective on how companies can leverage the benefits of AI and navigate the ever-evolving landscape...

RDJ advised Spearline on its sale to Silicon Valley customer experience (CX) tech company Cyara.