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Court of Appeal Exposes Loophole in Fraudulent Injury Claims
A recent Court of Appeal decision in Lynch v MIBI reveals a procedural loophole in Section 26, preventing the dismissal of unverified exaggerated claims.
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2026 Residential Tenancy Reforms: What the New Act Means for Ireland
Explore the sweeping changes introduced by Ireland's Housing and Residential Tenancies Act 2026, from enhanced RTB enforcement powers to new eviction rules.
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Enhanced Rights for Irish Consumers in Digital Financial Services
New Irish regulations strengthen consumer rights for online financial services, introducing a right to human contact over AI and banning deceptive interfaces.
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High Court Rules CCMA Letters Do Not Halt Active Repossessions
The Irish High Court has ruled that sending CCMA correspondence after repossession proceedings have started does not require lenders to pause court action.
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The Constitutional Legacy of Slopping Out in Irish Prisons
Explore the legal and historical impact of slopping out in Irish prisons, examining landmark Supreme Court rulings, state liability, and human rights reforms.
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DPC Report Highlights Dispute-Driven Data Access Requests
The Irish Data Protection Commission's latest report reveals that data access requests remain the top source of complaints, often masking underlying disputes.
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Cross-Border Litigation Rules Clarified by Irish Courts
Recent decisions from the Irish courts provide vital clarity on cross-border litigation, jurisdiction rules, and serving co-defendants abroad.
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Innocent Co-Insureds Protected as Final Section of CICA Takes Effect
The final section of the Consumer Insurance Contracts Act 2019 protects innocent co-insureds from having claims denied due to the criminal acts of others.
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New Pregnancy Loss Leave Bill to Reshape Irish Employment Law
The proposed Pregnancy Loss Leave Bill will provide five days of paid leave for early miscarriages. Learn how this impacts Irish employment law and workers.
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Final Phase of CICA Brings New Protections for Innocent Co-Insureds
The final section of the Consumer Insurance Contracts Act 2019 protects innocent co-insureds from policy exclusions, reshaping Irish insurance claims.
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Ireland's New SLAPP Bill: A Shield for Public Participation
The SLAPP Bill 2026 introduces robust protections for Irish journalists and activists, empowering courts to swiftly dismiss abusive and intimidating lawsuits.
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New Retirement Age Act Empowers Irish Workers to Defy Forced Exits
The Employment Act 2025 and updated WRC Code give Irish workers new rights to challenge mandatory retirement ages, introducing severe penalties for employers.
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