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Irish Court Backs Pension Rights for Cohabiting Partners
A landmark High Court ruling has declared Ireland’s Civil Service pension scheme unconstitutional for excluding cohabiting partners, reshaping public sector rights.
Read MoreHigh Court halts Pepper Finance repossession over redacted deeds
The Irish High Court has sent a home repossession case to a full trial, ruling that Pepper Finance failed to prove debt ownership due to a redacted deed.
Read MoreHow to Prove Medical Negligence in Ireland: Evidence Guide
Navigate the complexities of a medical negligence claim in Ireland. Our expert guide covers evidence gathering, medical records, expert opinions, and legal challenges.
Read MoreLegal Consultations in Ireland: What to Expect and How to Prepare
Navigate the complexities of Irish law with our expert guide to initial legal consultations. Learn how to prepare, what to expect, and why this first step is crucial.
Read MoreMedical Negligence Claims in Ireland: A Comprehensive Guide
Navigate the complexities of medical negligence claims in Ireland with our expert guide. Learn about your legal rights, the settlement process, and how to secure justice.
Read MoreNavigating Medical Negligence Litigation in Ireland
Navigate the intricate journey of a medical negligence claim in Ireland. Our expert guide covers legal procedures, evidence gathering, court trials, and compensation.
Read MoreBirth Injury Claims in Ireland: Experts, Negligence, and the Law
A comprehensive guide to birth injury lawsuits in Ireland, detailing the crucial role of expert witnesses, the process of proving negligence, and compensation.
Read MoreComReg victory: Sky must notify Irish customers of better deals
In a major consumer rights victory, the Irish High Court has ordered Sky to alert customers at the end of their contract term and provide best tariff advice.
Read MoreUnderstanding Birth Injury Claims and Negligence in Ireland
Navigate the complexities of birth injury claims in Ireland. Understand your legal rights, the crucial two-year time limit, and how to prove medical negligence.
Read MoreThe Great Irish Claims Debate: Are We Sacrificing Justice for Cheaper Premiums?
If you have recently suffered an injury and started looking into your options, you’ve likely navigated a confusing landscape of acronyms. The long-standing Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) has been rebranded and granted new powers as the Personal Injuries Resolution Board (PIRB). On the surface, this rebranding—alongside the launch of the new, digital-first PIRB portal—is marketed […]
Read MoreKirwan v Connors: Reforming the Test for Legal Delay
Explore the seismic shift in Irish law following Kirwan v Connors. Our analysis covers the new rules for dismissing cases for delay and the impact on litigants.
Read MoreIrish High Court: Rent-Controlled Tenancies Are Life-Limited
A landmark Irish High Court ruling clarifies that succession rights for rent-controlled tenancies under the 1982 Act are finite and end upon a tenant’s death.
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