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The European Commission has recently undertaken an "EU sweep" to identify whether websites selling electronic goods in Member States are compliant with EU consumer protection laws
The Irish Venture Capital Association has recently reported that Irish technology firms funding for the first half of 2009 has increased by 7 on the previous year
In the early hours of 5 June 2009, four laptops were stolen from the premises of a large supplier in the utilities sector ("Utilities Supplier") in Dublin
In Ireland, the prospect of outsourcing public sector work to the private sector has long been a highly controversial Government policy issue to such an extent that, to date, the Irish public sector has not undertaken any large strategic managed services or outsourcing deals but has conducted a number of small selective managed services
The London Technology & Construction Court (a division of the English High Court) yesterday issued judgment in a long running case between BSkyB and Electronic Data Systems (now HP Enterprise Services
A recent case before the High Court in the UK, GB Gas Holdings Limited v Accenture, provides a useful insight into the distinction between direct and indirect losses and it serves as a reminder that when parties are seeking to exclude their liability, it is important to expressly exclude such liability rather than relying on the general exclusion for indirect losses or for loss of profits
