The High Court has determined that a Garda who collided with a driver who pulled out in front of him is entitled to €85,000...
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High Court: Injunction restraining payment on foot of letter of credit refused for second time
The High Court has refused injunctive relief restraining the payment of $1.65 million to a Chinese company alleged to have...
Settlement of €1.9m for woman who claimed she was misdiagnosed with cancer
Aoife O’Donovan was 17 when she received a lymphoma cancer diagnosis and underwent chemotherapy
Ryanair secures High Court injunction against screenscraper
Ryanair has secured a permanent injunction in the High Court prohibiting a company from using bot technology to...
Court of Appeal: Russian aircraft insurer’s appeal dismissed as having ‘no substance’
The Court of Appeal has determined in an appeal brought by a Russian aircraft insurer that the High Court did not err in...
Essential to Avoid Delays in Litigating Claims
The Courts apply a high bar when considering whether to dismiss medical negligence proceedings due to delay. Indeed, in many cases they are allowed to proceed. While the Rooney decision in 2022 showed some departure from that tendency, there remains a high bar for defendants to get claims dismissed.
High Court: Continuing injunctive relief granted following the final determination of proceedings
The High Court has granted continuing Mareva-type relief following the disposal of a statutory appeal from a determination order.
Court of Appeal: High Court personal injuries award reduced following ‘reality check’
The Court of Appeal has substituted a High Court award totalling €90,000 in general damages for physical and psychological...
Plaintiff fails in application to have affidavit struck out on the grounds that it exhibited without prejudice correspondence
The High Court has refused an application by a plaintiff to strike out certain aspects of a defendant’s affidavit on the...