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Clinical trial agreements: Five key concepts

LK Shields
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Ireland
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January 24 2013

Clinical trials play a pivotal role in the development of market-safe pharmaceuticals and medical devices and, needless to say, sit within an

Inquests and proposed changes under the Coroners Bill 2007

Matheson
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Ireland
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December 17 2008

Proposed changes under the Coroners Bill 2007 could have a significant impact on medical practitioners, especially in relation to MRSA

Referring employees for medical assessment

Mason Hayes & Curran
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Ireland
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January 9 2013

In a recent High Court case, Delaney v Central Bank of Ireland 2011, which involved a referral by the Central Bank of a senior employee for psychiatric

Sick of holidays: recent rulings by the European Court of Justice and House of Lords on the Working Time Directive have implications for Ireland

Matheson
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European Union, Ireland, United Kingdom
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January 13 2010

In Ireland, the Organisation of Working Time Act, 1997 links an employee’s entitlement to paid annual leave with hours worked

Irish competition law: concept of undertaking

A&L Goodbody
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Ireland
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March 21 2011

On 8 March 2011, the High Court (Cooke J.) determined that the HSE was an "undertaking" for the purposes of competition law when engaged in arranging or providing ambulance and other means of transport for patients to and from hospitals and other health facilities in the State

Irish patent perspectives pharmaceutical revocation actions, an obvious step in the right direction?

Matheson
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Ireland
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December 31 2009

The recent Commercial Court case of Glaxo Group Limited v Patents Act (2009) is the only Irish decision in recent times to deal with the revocation of a patent on the grounds of lack of inventive step

Maintenance of professional competence

Matheson
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Ireland
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November 8 2010

Under the old Medical Practitioners Act 1978, whilst the Medical Council assumed responsibility for standards in education and training in general, there was no mandatory system for ensuring that doctors participated in continuous professional development or any other clinical maintenance schemes

A warning to disciplinary panels of regulatory bodies: the impact of “Bloodgate” goes beyond sport

A&L Goodbody
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Ireland, United Kingdom
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August 15 2011

Many people will remember the infamous fake blood incident that tarnished the sport of rugby union which became known as “Bloodgate”

Mental health, taking of blood samples without patient consent

Matheson
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Ireland
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February 1 2012

Mr Justice MacMenamin in his judgement dated 26 July 2011, held that the taking of blood samples by doctors treating a woman suffering from severe mental illness was lawful, despite her failure to give consent

Liability at common law of a parent company to an employee of its subsidiary

A&L Goodbody
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Ireland, United Kingdom
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September 20 2011

In a recent UK High Court case a parent company was held to owe a duty of care to an employee of a subsidiary company, where the employee had been exposed to asbestos and subsequently suffered asbestosis, in circumstances where the subsidiary company was no longer in existence

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Clinical trial agreements: Five key concepts

Inquests and proposed changes under the Coroners Bill 2007

Referring employees for medical assessment

Sick of holidays: recent rulings by the European Court of Justice and House of Lords on the Working Time Directive have implications for Ireland

Irish competition law: concept of undertaking

Irish patent perspectives pharmaceutical revocation actions, an obvious step in the right direction?

Maintenance of professional competence

A warning to disciplinary panels of regulatory bodies: the impact of “Bloodgate” goes beyond sport

Mental health, taking of blood samples without patient consent

Liability at common law of a parent company to an employee of its subsidiary

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