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Testing the security of after-the-event insurance

William Fry
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Ireland
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May 1 2013

A recent judgment in the High Court has considered the effectiveness of an after-the event insurance policy (ATE Policy) where the insured party is

Monetary limits of courts to rise

William Fry
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Ireland
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May 1 2013

The Government has published draft legislation which will, if passed, increase the monetary jurisdiction levels of the Circuit and District Courts

Non-taxable persons can be included in VAT Groups

William Fry
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European Union, Ireland
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May 1 2013

VAT Grouping allows for several entities to be treated as one single entity for VAT purposes. The Commission had argued that each person to be

Ireland as a location for IP

Mason Hayes & Curran
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Ireland
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May 1 2013

Ireland has a world class legislative framework for intellectual property and is a member of most international IP conventions and treaties

Waterford Crystal judgment: European Court of Justice finds that the Irish state has failed to protect employees’ pensions

Mason Hayes & Curran
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European Union, Ireland
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May 1 2013

In a long awaited landmark judgment, The European Court of Justice has today found in favour of ten former Waterford Crystal workers who alleged the

Are upward-only rent-review provisions really upward-only?

William Fry
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Ireland
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May 1 2013

A recent High Court case makes uncertain the status of certain "upward only" rent review clauses in historic leases granted prior to 28 February 2010

Careless misuse of social networking site contributes to dismissal

William Fry
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Ireland
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May 1 2013

The Employment Appeals Tribunal recently found that a former Marks and Spencer employee, Ms Arlene Toland, was unfairly dismissed. However, the

Courts Bill 2013 may result in increased insurance costs and premiums

A&L Goodbody
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Ireland
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April 30 2013

The recently published Courts Bill 2013 proposes raising the level of monetary award which can be made in the District and Circuit Courts (including

ECJ rules that endangered habitats must not be damaged for development purposes, except for reasons of overriding public interest

White & Case LLP
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European Union, Ireland
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April 30 2013

On 11 April, the European Court of Justice ("ECJ") handed down its judgment in Case C25811, ruling that endangered habitats may not be damaged

Scope of third party rights against insurers clarified by the High Court

Matheson
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Ireland
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April 29 2013

Two recent decisions of the High Court have provided much needed clarification as to the scope and operation of section 62 of the Civil Liability Act

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Testing the security of after-the-event insurance

Monetary limits of courts to rise

Non-taxable persons can be included in VAT Groups

Ireland as a location for IP

Waterford Crystal judgment: European Court of Justice finds that the Irish state has failed to protect employees’ pensions

Are upward-only rent-review provisions really upward-only?

Careless misuse of social networking site contributes to dismissal

Courts Bill 2013 may result in increased insurance costs and premiums

ECJ rules that endangered habitats must not be damaged for development purposes, except for reasons of overriding public interest

Scope of third party rights against insurers clarified by the High Court

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