Defamation Act 2024: Impact for Irish Individuals and Businesses The Defamation Act 2024 has brought significant changes to how defamation
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Emmet Halley represented a lady who lost her husband tragically when he died suddenly at their home on 17th July
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Three gentleman, Paul Bolger (aged 49), Kenny Bolger (aged 47) and Shane Bolger (aged 44) lost their lives while aboard
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Proceedings were taken on behalf of a lady who, having been admitted to hospital, was diagnosed with pericarditis (swelling of
For some, having an Affidavit sworn or a Declaration witnessed or sworn is sometimes not just inconvenient, but intimidating. The
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The Regulated Professions (Health and Social Care) (Amendment) Bill 2019 has passed committee stage in Dail Eireann. It is intended
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The European Court Of Justice Rules On The Obligation Of Social Media Platforms To Remove Defamatory Content The E-Commerce Directive
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Local Property Tax is calculated by reference to the value of the property as of the 1st of May 2013.
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In this article we outline some of the amendments to the Civil Liability and Courts Act 2004 (the 2004 Act)
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Setanta Insurance, although based in Malta, operated solely in Ireland. The company collapsed in April, 2014, affecting approximately 75,000 policy
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