Mason Hayes & Curran LLP | Ireland | 10 Jun 2022
There has been a lot of commentary about a 2019 Supreme Court decision in the area of debt collection, particularly debt claimed by lenders. This was…
Fieldfisher (Ireland) | Ireland | 5 Sep 2019
The High Court recently provided further clarification as to whether a lender is required to produce documents, in particular loan sale documents, in…
Arthur Cox LLP | United Kingdom | 19 Mar 2019
There is a clear distinction between the enforceability of restrictive covenants during the life of the employment relationship and after its…
Mason Hayes & Curran LLP | Ireland | 6 Mar 2019
Demand letters are a well-established precondition to most debt-recovery proceedings, especially when the creditor is a lender seeking to recover on…
Dillon Eustace LLP | Ireland | 21 Feb 2019
Does a bank have any legal entitlements where its interest is noted on an insurance policy? The High Court in Allied Irish Banks PLC v Connors [2018]…
Arthur Cox LLP | Ireland, United Kingdom | 12 Feb 2019
A UK Employment Tribunal has found that those who express `non-PC' views in the workplace cannot expect to claim a right to those beliefs in an…
Arthur Cox LLP | Ireland | 19 Dec 2018
Unlike natural persons, who can represent themselves as litigants in person, directors or members of a company who are not qualified lawyers do not…
Arthur Cox LLP | Ireland, United Kingdom | 19 Dec 2018
The Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection, Regina Doherty, TD, has confirmed that the Bill will come into force from the first week…
Arthur Cox LLP | Ireland | 23 Nov 2018
The decision of Eagar J in Lyons v Longford Westmeath Education and Training Board was seen as a dramatic development in some quarters by confirming…
Arthur Cox LLP | Ireland | 20 Nov 2018
The Central Bank of Ireland's Strategic Plan 2019-2021 sets out five key themes for the next three years, and highlights Brexit, and implementing a…