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Litigation & Dispute Resolution 30 07 2025

A Tale of Two Courts: Why defamation cases are diverging in Ireland

On 7 July 2025, the Courts Service published its Annual Report for the year 2024, which included key statistics concerning defamation claims in Ireland for the years 2023 and 2024.In this insight, Stephanie Coughlan and Darryl Broderick from RDJ's Reputation Management team, examine the broader tren...

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Litigation & Dispute Resolution 28 07 2025

Supreme Court clarifies emotional distress claims: PIAB authorisation not required

On 25 July 2025, the Supreme Court delivered a pivotal decision in Dillon v Irish Life Assurance Plc [2025] IESC 37, which clarifies the treatment of emotional distress claims...

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Employment Law 16 07 2025

Protected Disclosures Act 2014 - Current Trends and Section 5(5) Defence Explored

With the number of claims under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014 on the rise, Jennifer Cashman, Leah Moriarty and Sarah Ryan of RDJ's Employment team, explore the recently p...

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Litigation & Dispute Resolution 10 07 2025

Wheelbarrows and Workplace Risk: The High Court Clarifies the Limits of Employer Liability

The High Court delivered judgment in Lawless v Keatley, reaffirming a “common sense” approach to employer’s liability. This case offers valuable guidance for employers and ins...

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Corporate & Commercial 07 07 2025

Episode V: The OPW strikes back!

High Court clarifies circumstances where a judicially reviewed tender may nonetheless be fully implemented pending trial.Atlantic Endeavour Ltd SMBT Ltd (trading as Skellig Mi...

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Media Law 03 07 2025

Progress towards new Defamation Legislation

Yesterday evening, the Dáil passed the much-anticipated Defamation (Amendment) Bill 2024 (the “Bill”) with a significant majority—83 votes to 61. The Bill, initially presented...

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Commercial Litigation 02 07 2025

Between prohibition and reform: Recent developments in Irish litigation funding

Third-party litigation funding remains largely unlawful in Ireland, primarily due to the enduring common law doctrines of maintenance and champerty. (Maintenance is the fundin...

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