Harry Fehily, Managing Partner, and Donal Creaton, Partner, attended the University of Limerick Foundation's 2012 Business & Finance Awards. The event was celebrating ‘25 Years of the IFSC (International Financial ...
Recent prosecutions in relation to breaches of data protection legislation are proving to be costly to businesses and is a reminder for organisations and companies to ensure compliance. In February ...
The High Court judgment of Mr. Justice Feeney in McEnery v Sheahan (in which the firm acted for the receiver, Brian McEnery of BDO) is the most recent in a ...
By Tríona Walsh, Solicitor, Litigation Department Section 26 of the Civil Liability and Courts Act, 2004 (“Section 26”) empowers a court to dismiss a plaintiff's claim if it has found ...
By William Donovan, Solicitor, Property Department The Legislation The Nursing Homes Support Scheme Act 2009 (“the Act”) came into operation in its entirety on 27th October 2009. It provides the ...
By Sarah Ryan, Solicitor, Family Law Unit Many fathers and indeed cohabiting couples who are not married to each other are under the mistaken impression that the placing of the ...
Financial mis-selling can apply to all financial products such as loans, payment protection policies, life insurance, investment products etc. Financial products should only be recommended after taking into account each ...
To date, the protection of whistleblowers in the employment context has been dealt with through a range of legislation and on a sector by sector basis. However, this new bill ...
There have been new developments in respect of the regulations on cookies. We wrote about cookies previously in our article ‘New Rules on Cookies' in HOMS News Issue 2 2011. ...
A recent High Court decision confirmed that a request for access to personal data under the Data Protection Acts 1988 and 2003 (as amended) (the “DPA”) was incorrectly denied by ...
