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Justice Denied: Ireland’s Asbestos Compensation Divide
Discover the complex legal battle for asbestos compensation in Ireland. A story of latent disease, dissolved companies, and a justice system grappling with the past.
Read MoreWhite v Arrabawn: New Rules for Workplace Injury Evidence
Discover how a landmark High Court ruling has transformed personal injury claims, limiting how companies can use privilege to withhold evidence of negligence.
Read MoreWALKING INTO THE ABYSS: The Catastrophic Madness of Unrepresented PIRB Mediation
Considering PIRB mediation without a solicitor? Discover the hidden dangers, valuation errors, and binding risks that can cost you thousands. Essential reading.
Read MoreDigital Courts: Balancing Efficiency, Ethics, and Bias
The COVID-19 pandemic forced courtrooms online, accelerating a digital revolution. Discover the benefits and critical challenges of virtual justice.
Read MoreIreland’s Injury Board Shortchanges Victims on Medical Fees
Discover how Ireland’s Injuries Resolution Board’s outdated rules on medical fees are unjustly reducing compensation for injury victims. A deep dive.
Read MoreWork Accident Claims: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Compensation
Sustained an injury at work? Our expert guide details the essential steps for making a workplace accident claim, from your legal rights to securing compensation.
Read MoreMaking Sense of the Car Accident Claims Process
Car accidents are an unfortunate reality of modern life, leaving victims grappling with injuries, insurance claims, and legal complexities. Understanding the different types of car accident claims can empower you to secure the compensation you deserve. Whether you’re a driver or a passenger, knowing your rights and the claiming process can make a world of […]
Read MoreOPINION: State compensation is essential for victims of crime
Ireland’s criminal injuries compensation scheme is vital for victims, but delays, strict rules and poor support mean urgent reforms are needed to make it fair.
Read MoreNavigating Structural Defects in Multi-Unit Properties
In multi-unit developments, apartment ownership is intricately woven into a complex tapestry of rights and responsibilities. Typically, the owner\’s management company (OMC) is vested with the freehold of the property, while individual unit owners hold long leases, often spanning 999 years. The OMC also retains ownership over common areas, facilitating collective management while allowing individual […]
Read MoreImpact of Abolishing the Shareholder Rule in Corporate Law
In the realm of corporate law, directors are entrusted with the responsibility to act in the best interests of the company. This includes adhering to legal obligations that define the disclosure of information to shareholders and how their interests should be integrated into company decision-making. A noteworthy development occurred on 24 July 2025, as the […]
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