European Court of Justice says rights of Irish unmarried father not breached
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that the family rights of an Irish unmarried father who helped rear his children over a ten year period were not breached ...
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that the family rights of an Irish unmarried father who helped rear his children over a ten year period were not breached ...
By Sarah Ryan, Solicitor, Family Law Unit The Adoption Act, 2010 (“the Act”) came into force on the 1st November 2010. This new act consolidates all existing laws in relation ...
We were delighted to sponsor the Fourth Legal Education Symposium which was hosted by the University of Limerick this year. The Legal Education Symposium is the only event of its ...
By Keith Burke, Solicitor, Intellectual Property and Technology Unit The October 11th decision of Justice Charleton of the High Court in the case of EMI Records (Ireland) Limited & others ...
By Aoife Walsh, Solicitor, Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution Unit A personal guarantee is a legal undertaking by an individual (“the guarantor”) to repay another person's loan (the principal borrower's). ...
By Orla Begley, Litigation Department With the rise of litigation culture in Ireland and the recent property and development boom architects need to be extra vigilant in the way they ...
By Tríona Walsh, Solicitor, Litigation Department What is Case Progression? Case progression is a case management system where specific issues in a dispute are identified and efforts are made ...
By Michelle O'Riordan, Solicitor, Employment and Pensions Unit The economic climate has resulted in unprecedented fluctuations in business demand which has lead to an increase in the use of fixed-term ...
By Caitriona Leahy, Associate Solicitor, Property Department The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act, 2009 (“the Act”) has introduced significant changes to the law on easements and profits á prendre ...