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CervicalCheck Tribunal Dissolves Without Making Any Awards
The CervicalCheck tribunal has officially closed after spending millions on office costs while failing to make a single financial award to cancer victims.
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Aviva Ireland Profits Fall to €64m Amid Severe Weather Impact
Aviva Ireland’s 2025 profits fell to €64m amid record storms, despite strong premium growth, prompting renewed calls for urgent legal and insurance reforms.
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Exec Admits Spying on Bosses’ Emails; Lawsuit Faces Dismissal
A managing director suing his firm over an alleged demotion admits to covertly accessing confidential emails, sparking a complex High Court legal dispute.
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High Court Payout Exposes Deep Rift in Garda Leadership
A recent High Court payout to a frontline garda highlights the growing and costly divide between rank-and-file officers and senior management.
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Christian Brothers Accused of ‘Secondary Abuse’ in Lawsuits
The Christian Brothers face intense criticism for a controversial legal strategy that forces abuse survivors to sue all living members, delaying justice.
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LRC Proposes Major Overhaul of Ireland’s Tribunal System
The Law Reform Commission proposes a sweeping overhaul of Ireland’s non-court adjudicative bodies to standardise procedures and ensure legal fairness.
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High Court Dismisses Dental Assistant’s Injury Claim
The High Court has dismissed a complex personal injury claim brought by a dental assistant against her employer following a trip on a vacuum cleaner hose.
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High Court Sets €375k Buyout in Complex 42-Year Marriage Split
The High Court delivers a landmark ruling on the division of a family home in a complex 42-year marriage, balancing addiction, inheritance, and grey divorce.
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High Court: Solicitor’s Summons Delay Binds Personal Injury Client
The High Court has ruled that a solicitor’s deliberate decision not to serve a summons does not constitute special circumstances for its renewal.
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High Court orders transfusion for pregnant Jehovah’s Witness
The High Court has authorised a life-saving blood transfusion for a pregnant 16-year-old Jehovah’s Witness, prioritising the minor’s right to life.
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Ireland’s New Defamation Act: Juries Abolished, Trolls Targeted
Ireland’s Defamation (Amendment) Act 2024 brings historic reforms, abolishing High Court juries, introducing anti-SLAPP measures, and updating digital laws.
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WRC Breaks €13k Cap to Award €40k in Deaf Discrimination Case
The WRC has shattered the €13,000 compensation cap in a landmark discrimination ruling, awarding €40,000 to a deaf applicant rejected by the NCSE.
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