We had a wonderful response from Staff to get involved in this years Luas #fillaluas Shoe Box Appeal. With Christmas music playing, our Gore & Grimes […]
Under Irish merger control rules, mergers or acquisitions which meet certain financial thresholds require competition clearance from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC). On 1 […]
Gore & Grimes are delighted to be supporting FOCUS Ireland this Christmas by sponsoring a Star on their Grafton Street tree. Focus Ireland are helping change the […]
The Supreme Court has reaffirmed the rule coined in the ‘Battle’ decision[1] that non-lawyers, who have no formal right of audience, cannot represent companies in Court […]
We were delighted to welcome Isa Nacewa into our offices today for a talk to our staff. It’s not often you get to have lunch with such an inspiring character!
Congratulations to everyone who took part in yesterday's Peter McVerry Trust Wexford cycle. Gore & Grimes are proud supporters of this great event raising much needed funds.
On 29 March 2017 51.9% of the UK decided to leave the EU. At that time nobody really knew what form Brexit would take and almost 2 years later it is still unclear.
A recent Court of Appeal decision has provided some helpful discourse on a lender’s right to rely on cross security provisions in its loan and security documentation.