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New Law Allows Employees to Work Until State Pension Age
New Irish legislation grants workers the right to stay in employment until the State pension age of 66, bridging a major financial gap for older employees.
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High Court Challenge Over Refusal of Disability Allowance for ADHD
A young adult has launched a High Court appeal against the Social Welfare Appeals Office following the refusal of his Disability Allowance for ADHD.
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High Court Rules on Tinakilly Hotel Partnership Dispute
The High Court has ruled on a complex commercial dispute involving Tinakilly Country House Hotel, highlighting the legal risks of informal agreements.
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High Court Rules on Tinakilly Hotel Partnership Dispute
The Irish High Court has ruled on a complex multi-million euro hotel partnership dispute stemming from a chance meeting at Tinakilly Country House in 2013.
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Court Dismisses Appeal in Solicitor Negligence Claim Over Costs
The Court of Appeal has upheld a costs order against a claimant in a professional negligence dispute involving former solicitors and Connaught Gold.
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Court of Appeal Rejects CNN Bid to Move Defamation Case
The Irish Court of Appeal has dismissed CNN's attempt to move Declan Ganley's defamation lawsuit to the US, ruling the case will proceed in Irish courts.
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Appellate Court Upholds Irish Jurisdiction in Complex Dispute
An Irish appellate court has dismissed attempts to move a major dispute to the US, awarding costs to the plaintiffs in a significant procedural victory.
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Court of Appeal Rules on Costs in Solicitor Negligence Dispute
The Court of Appeal has upheld the dismissal of a professional negligence claim against a firm of solicitors, reinforcing strict rules on legal costs.
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Irish Court Upholds Jurisdiction in Cross-Border Litigation
An Irish appellate court has dismissed multiple appeals by corporate defendants, upholding domestic jurisdiction and refusing to strike out complex civil claims.
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High Court Orders Removal of 29 Unauthorised Brittas Homes
The High Court has ordered the removal of 29 unauthorised modular homes in Brittas, with the judge dismissing the developer's claims of financial hardship.
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Legal and Civil Groups Unite Against 20% Legal Aid Cuts
Ireland's top legal and human rights bodies unite to oppose a 20% cut to criminal legal aid, warning that flat-fee models threaten access to a fair trial.
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AI Law Firm Secures First Litigation Victory in Landmark Ruling
A regulated artificial intelligence law firm has secured its first litigation victory, raising new questions for the future of debt recovery and Irish law.
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