News & Insights

The recent High Court decision of Lyons v Longford Westmeath Education and Training Board1 has put both legal advisors and employers on notice of a potential overhaul of the rules governing internal procedures in the workplace when instigating pre-disciplinary investigations against an employee into allegations of bullying.

This concise legal update on the new Central Credit Register is of equal interest to Consumers, Lending Institutions and Businesses.

In a recent High Court Case, a helpful checklist was identified by Mr Justice Max Barrett to aid the court in considering a request for discovery; this should come as a welcome development for litigation practitioners and their clients.

A couple in Navan have recently been ordered to demolish their Family Home after building the house in spite of being refused planning permission by the Meath County Council

This paper sets out the law regarding the reversal of asset transfers that are deemed to be fraudulent and how this legislation is currently applied by the judiciary.