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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 informed citizenry. The Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) serves a vital function within the tapestry of our social fabric, evaluating...
Couple challenges financial fund’s ‘unfair’ 8.5% mortgage interest rate
The couple are seeking orders compelling Pepper to charge them the interest rate PTSB would be charging them. In their High Court case, the couple claim Pepper must abide by the terms of the loan agreements they entered into with PTSB.
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 Board (SRB) v European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) (Case T-557/20), the General Court held that: pseudonymised data will be...
Court of Appeal: Hotel appeal against wedding slip and fall award dismissed
The Court of Appeal has dismissed a Cork hotel’s appeal against a €91,000 general damages award to wedding guest who slipped and fell on a wet dancefloor.
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
Peeling the Layers: Uncovering the Real Costs and Risks of Part-Worn Tyres
The allure of part-worn tyres often veils the inherent risks and long-term financial burdens. While initial savings are tempting, the compromised safety, frequent replacements, and potential legal quandaries underscore the importance of making well-informed decisions that prioritize safety and financial prudence.
Q&A: defamation claims in Ireland
A look at some of the pertinent issues relating to defamation cases in Ireland and the relevant case law.
Collaborative Crackdown on Insurance Fraud Eyes Personal Injury Schemes in Ireland
A Memoranda of Understanding, signed by Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill and key insurance stakeholders, targets fraudulent personal injury claims like exaggerated injuries and staged accidents, aiming to alleviate inflated premiums borne by policyholders due to such deceptive practices.
Tooth, Trust, and Termination: A Dentist’s Dive into Dismissal Dilemmas.
Cruel dismissals in dentistry reveal an underbelly of workplace tensions, urging both practitioners and staff to navigate employment intricacies with care and fairness.