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High Court Clarifies Employer Duty In Workplace Accident Claim

The High Court has dismissed a claim taken by an employee who suffered personal injuries when she tripped over a vacuum cleaner at the dental practice where she worked.

Ireland Litigation

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Dillon Eustace

Defamation (Amendment) Act 2026 – Key Reforms Commence 1 March 2026

Following the enactment of the Defamation (Amendment) Act 2026 (the "Act") on 19 February 2026...

Ireland Litigation

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Arthur Cox

New Defamation Regime Set To Come Into Operation

The Defamation (Amendment) Act 2026 (Act) has been signed into law, following its passing by both houses of the Oireachtas earlier this month.

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Ireland's Anti-SLAPP Framework: The 2026 Act And General Scheme Explained

On 19 February 2026, the Defamation (Amendment) Act 2026 (the "Defamation Act 2026") was signed into law. In our briefing published on 16 February (available here) we examined key changes introduced by the Defamation Act...

Ireland Litigation

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McCann Fitzgerald

Olivia O'Kane Joins Newstalk To Unpack The Irish Defamation (Amendment) Bill

Ireland Litigation

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Lewis Silkin

Defamation Law Overhauled: Ireland's Landmark 2024 Bill Set To Alter The Libel Landscape

Ireland Litigation

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McCann Fitzgerald

Ireland's Defamation Reforms Pass Final Parliamentary Stage

Ireland Litigation

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Arthur Cox

The Civil Reform Bill 2025: A Seismic Shift To The Civil Litigation Landscape In Ireland

Ireland Litigation

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Addleshaw Goddard

When Funding Falls Through: High Court In Ireland Refuses To Block Winding-up Petition

Ireland Litigation

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Addleshaw Goddard

Reform Or Overhaul Of Judicial Review? Insights On Aspects Of The General Scheme Of The Civil Reform Bill

Ireland Litigation

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McCann Fitzgerald

EU Hits Pause On Third‑Party Litigation Funding: What's Next?

European Union Litigation

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McCann Fitzgerald

Clarke v Guardian News And Media: Shaping The Boundaries Of Public Interest Journalism As A Matter Of English Law

Ireland Litigation

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McCann Fitzgerald

Investor-State Disputes On The Horizon? CETA & The Arbitration (Amendment) Bill 2025

Worldwide Litigation

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McCann Fitzgerald

Civil Reform Bill 2025: An Overhaul Of Civil Litigation Procedure

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

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Webinars

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When Harassment Comes From Outside: A Guide To Third-Party Risk Management

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BCF Business Law

Recorded on 20 Jan 2026 | 3:00 PM

2026 Canadian In-House Counsel Report: Unparalleled Insights into Canada's In-House Profession from CBA In-House Lawyers

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CBA In-House Lawyers

Recorded on 9 Jul 2025 | 2:00 PM

Digital Assets – Innovation vs Compliance: Emerging Offshore Jurisdictional Trends – How Legal Advisers' Roles Will Change

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Walkers

Recorded on 24 Jun 2025 | 3:00 PM

(2nd Session) 2025 Global In-House Counsel Survey Report: Unique Insights into the Global In-House Counsel Profession

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Disclosure & Electronic Discovery & Privilege

Unambiguous Impropriety May Mean No 'Without Prejudice' Privilege

The High Court has recently confirmed that the protection normally afforded by ‘without prejudice' communications will be lost where the communication is unambiguously improper.

Ireland Litigation

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Mason Hayes & Curran

Ireland At Centre Of E-Evidence Package: New Challenges For Companies

By 18 August 2026, certain providers must be ready to comply with a new law enforcement data request regime with demanding deadlines and serious sanctions for non-compliance.

European Union Compliance

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Matheson

Bird v Iconic: Qualified Privilege Defence Doesn't Fly With Supreme Court

A recent Supreme Court ruling delivered by Judge Maurice Collins has dismissed an appeal by Iconic Newspapers that the common law or statutory defence...

Ireland Litigation

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RDJ LLP

International Arbitration Comparative Guide

Ireland Litigation

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Eversheds Sutherland Ireland

Recent Developments In Irish Defamation Law

Ireland Litigation

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William Fry

Regulatory Investigations – A Guide To Dawn Raids

Ireland Litigation

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Arthur Cox

Court Of Appeal Clarifies Law On Qualified Privilege Defence In Defamation Claims Arising From Mass Media Publications

Ireland Litigation

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RDJ LLP

Delaney Caught Offside In Irish Supreme Court - The Corporate Enforcement Authority V The FAI And John Delaney

Ireland Litigation

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Ogier

Maintaining Confidentiality Over Data Seized By Regulator

Ireland Litigation

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William Fry

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Trials & Appeals & Compensation

High Court Clarifies Employer Duty In Workplace Accident Claim

The High Court has dismissed a claim taken by an employee who suffered personal injuries when she tripped over a vacuum cleaner at the dental practice where she worked.

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Defamation (Amendment) Act 2026 – Key Reforms Commence 1 March 2026

Following the enactment of the Defamation (Amendment) Act 2026 (the "Act") on 19 February 2026...

Ireland Litigation

AC

Arthur Cox

Ireland's Anti-SLAPP Framework: The 2026 Act And General Scheme Explained

On 19 February 2026, the Defamation (Amendment) Act 2026 (the "Defamation Act 2026") was signed into law. In our briefing published on 16 February (available here) we examined key changes introduced by the Defamation Act...

Ireland Litigation

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McCann Fitzgerald

Formation Of Contracts, Part Performance And Equitable Estoppel

Ireland Commercial

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RDJ LLP

Clinical Trials Regulation In Ireland And The EU: Key Updates Shaping 2025 And 2026

European Union Healthcare

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Arthur Cox

Climate Objectives and Planning: A Review of the Decision of Coolglass Windfarm Limited v An Comisiún Pleanála

Ireland Real Estate

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RDJ LLP

Civil Reform Bill 2026: Key Changes Explained

Ireland Finance

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Walkers

The Civil Reform Bill 2025: A Seismic Shift To The Civil Litigation Landscape In Ireland

Ireland Litigation

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Addleshaw Goddard

EU Hits Pause On Third‑Party Litigation Funding: What's Next?

European Union Litigation

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McCann Fitzgerald

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Professional Negligence

High Court Clarifies Employer Duty In Workplace Accident Claim

The High Court has dismissed a claim taken by an employee who suffered personal injuries when she tripped over a vacuum cleaner at the dental practice where she worked.

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Civil Reform Bill 2025: An Overhaul Of Civil Litigation Procedure

On 6 January 2026, the Minister for Justice published the General Scheme of a Civil Reform Bill 2025 (General Scheme), which, if enacted, will deliver significant, wide-ranging reforms of Ireland's civil justice system.

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Court Of Appeal Upholds Modular Trial Order In Clinical Negligence Case

RDJ's Healthcare Department were involved in successfully resisting an appeal where the Court of Appeal has upheld a modular trial Order confirming strategic case management...

Ireland Litigation

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RDJ LLP

Professional Negligence And The Duty Of Care: Lessons From The High Court

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Personal Injury Claim For School Yard Fall Dismissed

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Personal Injuries: 50% Contributory Negligence As Both Parties Equally To Blame

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Kandaurova v Circle K Energy Group Limited [2025] IECA 13 (Video)

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

New High Court Practice Directions Introduced For Clinical Negligence Actions

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Medical Negligence: Appeal On Costs Differential Order Dismissed

Ireland Litigation

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William Fry

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Personal Injury

High Court Clarifies Employer Duty In Workplace Accident Claim

The High Court has dismissed a claim taken by an employee who suffered personal injuries when she tripped over a vacuum cleaner at the dental practice where she worked.

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Civil Reform Bill 2025: An Overhaul Of Civil Litigation Procedure

On 6 January 2026, the Minister for Justice published the General Scheme of a Civil Reform Bill 2025 (General Scheme), which, if enacted, will deliver significant, wide-ranging reforms of Ireland's civil justice system.

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Personal Injury Litigation: Top Insights 2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we take a look back at some of Personal Injury Litigation's most popular insights during the year.

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

GDPR Non-Material Damages Claims In Ireland: Procedure Clarified, Expectations Lowered

Ireland Litigation

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Maples Group

Personal Injury Claim For School Yard Fall Dismissed

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Draft Amended Personal Injuries Guidelines Submitted To The Minister For Justice

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Personal Injuries Claim: High Court Draws Inference From Failure To Call GP Witnesses

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Supreme Court Rules PIAB Authorisation Not Required For Emotional Distress

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

Personal Injuries: 50% Contributory Negligence As Both Parties Equally To Blame

Ireland Litigation

DE

Dillon Eustace

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William Fry

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William Fry

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