William Fry Insolvency Review Part 1
The William Fry Insolvency Review 2017, which will be issued in two parts, discusses some of the key developments in insolvency law during 2017.
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The Irish Government has approved the drafting of the General Scheme of the Sick Leave Bill 2021 which will introduce a statutory sick pay scheme w...
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New Personal Injury Guidelines which will replace the Book of Quantum have been adopted by the Judicial Council under the Judicial Council Act 2019.
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Recent changes to the law on oaths and affirmations no longer require a person swearing an affidavit or declaration to indicate their religious fai...
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As courts close and trials are adjourned due to Coronavirus, we consider the impact this may have on the Courts Service of Ireland business continu...
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The Irish High Court confirms that where an open offer to settle has been made but refused by the other side, the Court may depart from the normal ...
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The "Implementation Plan on Civil Justice Efficiencies and Reform Measures" was published by the Minister for Justice in May 2022 and details the g...
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The High Court recently ordered inspection of a redacted Garda report, to prevent the identification of Garda informants. Inspection was ordered on...
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The Data Protection Commission has published another annual report on what has been a challenging a year, and certainly a year of firsts for the body.
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Gráinne Varian & Gerard James of our Litigation team discuss a number of issues we have seen arising on behalf of our clients, both from the Landlo...
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In a significant decision, the High Court has dismissed an employee's claim that the Workplace Relations Act 2015 is unconstitutional.
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Further welcome developments to ensure the courts continue to operate during the Coronavirus outbreak.
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The Court of Appeal has delivered its much-anticipated judgment in the case of Kearney v Byrne Wallace reaffirming the well-established position th...
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The William Fry Insolvency Review 2017, which will be issued in two parts, discusses some of the key developments in insolvency law during 2017.