A recent UK High Court decision in Jones v Persons Unknown underscores the complex questions crypto fraud cases raise around ...

Two-thirds of energy stakeholders (67%) believe that Ireland should prioritise energy security over cheaper imported power, our latest survey has found. We polled the 250-strong audience at our annual ...

The Instant Payments Regulation introduces new requirements for payment service providers across the EU. From 9 October 2025, ...

The State’s new Auto-Enrolment Retirement Savings Scheme, ‘My Future Fund’, is due to launch on 1 January 2026. We have prepared a comparison ...

Our Public, Regulatory & Investigations team discusses the scope of transparency legislation within the European Union, which ...

Influencer marketing in Ireland is growing fast but also brings legal and reputational risks. Recent CCPC compliance notices ...

Recent court decisions confirm that legally binding contracts may be concluded via messaging apps such as WhatsApp, even ...

The UK High Court has recently found copyright infringement in a case involving art used on wine labels. Despite the infringement, the artist was ...

The Workplace Relations Commission has affirmed a school’s dismissal of a teacher on professional competence grounds. This ...

The Department of Education has recently issued Circular 0039/2025. This guidance will significantly impact school admissions ...

The Workplace Relations Commission has dismissed a complaint that a teacher was discriminated against in an interview and ...

A recent decision of the WRC has reaffirmed the Irish legal position on the doctrine of frustration regarding employment law.