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The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has welcomed an increase in the financial thresholds that trigger a mandatory merger notification. The revised thresholds have been signed into law and take effect on 1 July 2026. It is the first increase since 2019.

Gore & Grimes Solicitors have appointed Eoin Cunneen as a Partner in its Litigation and Dispute Resolution team. The firm has also welcomed Sara Hantash to its Corporate team.

If you are going through a separation that involves children, the manner in which expert reports are handled in your case has just changed. New judicial guidelines launched last week by Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan and Chief Justice Donal O’Donnell introduce, a consistent framework for how these reports are commissioned, prepared and used in family law proceedings.

Gore and Grimes Solicitors LLP are delighted to have supported Focus Ireland again this year by Sponsoring a Star in its worthy Christmas Fundraising Appeal.

Gore and Grimes Solicitors LLP are delighted to have supported Focus Ireland again this year by Sponsoring a Star in its worthy Christmas Fundraising Appeal.

Gore and Grimes Solicitors LLP are delighted to have supported Focus Ireland again this year by Sponsoring a Star in its worthy Christmas Fundraising Appeal.

Gore & Grimes Solicitors LLP has advised the shareholders of JL Goor Materials Ltd on their strategic partnership with Interpolimeri S.p.A., one of Europe’s leading polymer distributors, who have now become shareholders in the business.

Order 16 of the Superior Court Rules sets out the various provisions that govern the procedure for adding a Third Party to proceedings.

A significant precedent has been set by the UK Supreme Court in the case of URS Corporation Ltd v BDW Trading Ltd. The ruling confirms that retrospective claims for remedial works can be brought by claimants even when they no longer have a proprietary interest in the property and remedial works were undertaken voluntarily.