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Beauchamps | Ireland | 16 Jan 2020
Ground Rents Legislation Expanded
More people will be entitled to buy out what are known as 'ground rents' courtesy of an Act signed into law by President Michael D. Higgins on 21
Beauchamps | Ireland | 29 Nov 2019
Lifting the Corporate Veil and Imposing Director Liability for Legal Costs
A recent decision of the Supreme Court to award legal costs against a director of an insolvent company demonstrates the Courts' approach to directors
Lewis Silkin | Ireland | 13 Nov 2019
Disability case: Supreme Court clarifies extent of employers' duty to provide reasonable accommodation
A recent Supreme Court decision clarifies the legal principles to be applied to the question of which measures of reasonable accommodation an employer
LK Shields | Ireland | 7 Nov 2019
The Corporate Veil Does Not Provide Immunity
Supreme Court confirms that non-party funders can be held personally liable for costs: the corporate veil does not provide immunity
Fieldfisher (Ireland) | Ireland | 31 Oct 2019
I’m bringing my lawyeror maybe a clown!
A recent piece in the Law Society Gazette reported on how an employee involved a redundancy consultation process in New Zealand brought a clown
LK Shields | Ireland | 31 Oct 2019
How to Protect Commercially Sensitive Business Information in a Discovery Process
A significant element of the litigation of disputes involves the discovery of documents - in short, the disclosure of documents which which are
Eversheds Sutherland (Ireland) | Ireland | 22 Oct 2019
Navigating the process of discovery - a review and refinement of the guiding principles
In today's environment of discovery applications seeking significant amounts of documentation, the Supreme Court has taken the opportunity in Tobin v
DAC Beachcroft | USA, Australia, European Union | 30 Sep 2019
A touch of class
A class action, class suit, or representative action - where one of the parties is a group of people who are represented collectively by a member of
Fieldfisher (Ireland) | Ireland | 11 Sep 2019
Minister for Health v Information Commissioner 2019 IESC 40
On 27 May 2019, Ms Justice Mary Finlay Geoghegan delivered the judgment of the Supreme Court dismissing the appeal of the order of the High Court
Eversheds Sutherland (Ireland) | Ireland | 9 Sep 2019
Supreme Court clarifies Reasonable accommodation
Supreme Court case of Nano Nagle School v Daly , decided on the extent of the obligation on employers to provide an employee with a disability with
