Earlier this year a new law was introduced to strengthen the current arrangements in place for regulating building activity with a view to improving quality, competence and good practice

Two years on from my last article concerning delays in litigation in the Irish courts, there have since been multiple judgments handed down in this area. This demonstrates a

In light of a recently reported criminal case for offences under the Irish Medicines Board Act in the District Court involving the administration of Botox by a beautician, it

The date of 15 March 2020 is a date that publicans in Ireland will most likely never forgot. This is of course the date that the Government called on

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In this collaborative article, Mary Smith examines some of the key changes and the anticipated impact of the Insurance Consumer Insurance Act 2019. You can read the note here Consumer

Standstill agreements can be a useful tool in civil litigation and can offer flexibility in turbulent times particularly as we navigate through the current economic uncertainty. You can read

There is a well-known saying within Insurance that ‘’needing Insurance is like needing a parachute. If it isn’t there the first-time, chances are you won’t be needing it again.’’

Delays in litigation are inevitable, and claims are likely to be delayed following the recent postponement of court procedures and court lists from the current Covid-19 pandemic. You can

During these difficult unprecedented times brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic, the following recent judgment is of some optimism for insurance brokers in terms of its decision and findings.