Explore the pivotal Supreme Court decision in Brigid Delaney’s case, shaping the future of Personal Injuries Guidelines. Key legal challenges and implications for upcoming reviews are discussed in detail.
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Extending time to Appeal against a decision of a professional regulator
The Supreme Court in Ireland recently ruled on the jurisdiction of the High Court to extend time for appeals of professional regulator decisions. This has implications for other regulatory bodies.
High Court clarifies procedural steps in data breach cases where stress/anxiety is pleaded
Beauchamps partner Thomas O’Dwyer and knowledge lawyer Sinead Grace discuss an appeal from a Circuit Court decision...
How much is a lawyer really worth?
With recent commentary from High Court judges past and present, the issue of legal costs in Ireland has arisen once again....
Obtaining Security for Costs in Irish Litigation
In Ireland, if a defendant thinks it might be difficult to get the plaintiff to pay for costs after the case, they can ask...
The Hiring Mirror: What PIAB’s Job Postings Reveal About Public Trust
In the mosaic of public discourse, the scrutiny of governmental institutions is both a privilege and a necessity of an...
Analysis: The art of staying anonymous — a game-changing decision for data anonymisation
A recent decision of the European General Court has shifted the goalposts for data anonymisation. In Single Resolution...
Arbitration Agreements in Ireland
Arbitration in Ireland boasts a nuanced framework. This blog delves into its complexities, from arbitrability to enforceability concerns, drawing from legal texts and case law, offering a comprehensive understanding for professionals, businesses, and the curious alike. Join our exploration of Irish arbitration.
PIAB changes ‘of concern’
Far-reaching changes to PIAB legislation are set to create a whole new category of ‘high-risk cases’ that will run the gauntlet of becoming statute-barred – affecting applicants’ rights of access to justice