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‘Mere Upset’ Not Enough for GDPR Payout, Irish Court Rules
Irish courts affirm that a GDPR data breach does not guarantee compensation. The Walsh v Irish Prison Service case shows ‘mere upset’ is not enough for damages.
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High Court Allows Meta Novel Defense in Scallon Defamation Suit
In a major development, the High Court has permitted Meta to introduce a new ‘concurrent wrongdoer’ defence in Dana Scallon’s long-running defamation lawsuit.
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Justice Twomey Slams Ireland’s Prohibitive Legal Costs System
A High Court judge has condemned Ireland’s ‘illogical’ legal costs system, where resolving minor claims can cost multiples of their value, inflicting injustice.
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€16.5k Claim Leads to €50k Bill: Judge Slams Legal Costs
A High Court judge has condemned the ‘injustice’ of Ireland’s legal costs system after a claimant in a minor car accident faces a potential €50,000 bill.
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Farmer Must Pay €215k for Shotgun Attack in Land Dispute
Two men attacked by a farmer with a shotgun in a Donegal land dispute have been awarded over €215k in High Court damages for their horrific ordeal.
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EWC Rights Expanded: Irish Court Rules Employers Must Pay Costs
A landmark Irish High Court ruling in the Verizon EWC case has expanded the rights of European Works Councils, mandating employer funding for expert advice.
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Ireland’s Data Protection: DPC Powers and GDPR Compliance Risks
Explore Ireland’s complex data protection landscape. This guide covers the DPC’s powers, GDPR fines, criminal penalties, and sector-specific rules.
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The ChatGPT Legal Trap: Flawed AI Submissions Hit UK Tribunals
Generative AI is creating ‘robot lawyers’ in UK employment tribunals, but their flawed, fabricated legal arguments are straining the system. Discover the risks.
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Blameless Woman Loses DePuy Hip Case Due to Solicitors’ Delays
A woman’s personal injury claim over a recalled DePuy hip implant has been struck out by the High Court due to extensive legal delays by her solicitors.
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Political Fight Halts 16.7% Rise in Irish Injury Awards
A proposed 16.7% increase in personal injury awards is stalled after a court ruling and political intervention, leaving the system in limbo amid warnings.
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2025 Claims Data: Ireland’s Reforms Cut Cases, Costs Still Soar
Ireland’s insurance reforms show progress with fewer claims and court cases. Yet, 2025 data reveals rising legal costs and inflation are undermining potential savings.
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Green Light for €1.3B Dublin Drainage After Legal Challenge Settled
A legal settlement clears the path for Dublin’s €1.3bn drainage project, a vital piece of infrastructure set to unlock housing development and economic growth.
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