It was announced on 10 June 2025 that Rent Pressure Zones (RPZ) are to be extended to cover the entire country and amendments to rent regulation will be introduced to promote investment...

We look at the recent UK employment equality decision which has found ethical veganism to be a belief protected by law and whether a similar claim in Ireland would be successful, given the...

In recent weeks the Government published the General Scheme or draft version of the long-awaited Central Bank (Individual Accountability Framework) Bill which will introduce a number of ...

Construction has not been easy in Ireland. Tight margins, boom-bust decades, and now a labyrinth of legislation to try and navigate in between managing the day job on site.

The recent costs ruling against Conor McGregor in the High Court civil action brought against him by Nikita Hand has led to much discourse...

A right to light is a right which is enjoyed over neighbouring land which allows a landowner to receive light through defined apertures in buildings...

RDJ recently held its inaugural AI seminar "AI literacy: Demystifying AI, AI Ethics, and the Law" at Hayfield Manor, with over 100 clients and colleagues in attendance.

From progress to pullbacks, U.S. President Donald Trump's crackdown on Diversity, Equality & Inclusion programmes is being felt internationally.

The recent High Court decision of Ms Justice Niamh Hyland reiterates it is not a matter for a Court to "disentangle" a plaintiff's claim when it has become entangled due to lies and misrepresentations...

RDJ recently acted for renowned international Qatari businessperson, Wissam Al Mana, in achieving a significant settlement arising out of High Court proceedings initiated in February 2020.

Businesses often use agents or distributors to sell their goods or services especially when an intermediary has a presence in a certain market or location or possesses specialist knowledge.

There has been an increased discussion around menopause, its impact on female employees and the workforce in recent years.

The Government recently published the Protection (Regulation of Retail Credit and Credit Servicing Firms) Bill 2021 which is aimed at regulating the PCP sector in Ireland for the first time.

The recent judgment of the Court of Appeal delivered on the 8th of September 2022 in Kevin Meehan v Shawcove Ltd and Ors provides helpful guidance on how the courts must approach an assessment of...

On 4 December 2024, Judge David Nolan of the High Court awarded businessman Peter Casey €140,000 in damages (including €20,000 in aggravated damages)...

In the recent High Court decision in Pepper Finance Corporation (Ireland) DAC v Tracey O'Reilly, delivered on 6 December 2024, Mr Justice Garrett Simons referred a preliminary jurisdictional issue regarding substitution.

Two Northern Ireland based Human Rights Solicitors were each awarded in excess of €400,000 on 21 November, after a jury in the High Court in Dublin decided they had been defamed...

In our recent interview with football legend Roy Keane, Brendan O'Connell asked him to identify the leadership qualities that set apart the great captains under whom Roy played during his career

Last Friday's headlines about the uncovering of the responsible parties behind the infamous Tattle Life ("Tattle") website has once again brought to the forefront...

Since the introduction of GDPR and Article 82(1) GDPR which introduced the concept of non-material damages for an infringement of this Regulation, practitioners have struggled to interpret the provision...