A 30 year long legal dispute about ownership of the DIESEL trade mark for jeans in Ireland has recently been decided by the ...

The landmark Supreme Court decision in a case involving the Irish Revenue Commissioners and Domino’s Pizza (Karshan) ...

Sounds good: the EU General Court has recently made a notable determination when it considered the distinctiveness of a trade ...

The Court of Appeal recently considered an application to include a client representative in the membership of a ...

Now more than ever the financial services sector needs to respond and evolve. Our team is at the cutting-edge of these developments working in partnership with clients and drawing on our significant ...

New reporting standards are coming for charities which will require reporting on leases. Our Real Estate team reviews the ...

A recent UK High Court decision in Jones v Persons Unknown underscores the complex questions crypto fraud cases raise around ownership, custody and third-party rights. The Court declined to overturn a ...

The growth of our cities has resulted in the Government and other stakeholders adopting more innovative approaches to building, urban development and infrastructure projects. In tailoring our advice ...

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At the top of the pyramid, you have unacceptable risk which translates into the prohibition on AI systems falling into that category. Examples here include social scoring systems and predictive ...

Norman Fitzgerald , a new partner in our Dispute Resolution team, was recently featured in the Ask The Expert series of The Irish Times . Norman ...

The High Court has recently reconfirmed the finality of arbitral awards. There is scope for recourse against an award in limited circumstances. However, the decision confirms again that an award may ...