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When can a bank deponent be cross-examined in a debt case
When can a bank deponent be cross-examined in a debt case
Banded hours contracts
Irish Banks’ response to Revolut - the story so far
Irish Banks’ response to Revolut - the story so far
Terminating during probation – Significant Judgement from Court of Appeal restores balance
Terminating during probation – Significant Judgement from Court of Appeal
The Covid-19 vaccine and the workplace
RDJ's Employment Law Partner, Michelle Ryan, reviews the next stages in mandating the Covid 19 vacci...
How European Regulations will shape crowdfunding’s development in Ireland
New European regulations on Crowdfunding come into force in November 2021.
Senior Executive Accountability Regime Holds the Key to Enhancing Central Bank’s Ability to Hold Individuals to Account
Likely elements of the new Senior Executive Accountability Regime
Guidance from the Office of Government Procurement regarding the Public Works Contracts and Ex Gratia Payment Scheme
Guidance from the Office of Government Procurement
The New Judicial Guidelines: A New Dawn or More of the Same
Getting serious about reputational risk is a must for financial services firms
taking a more proactive approach to the management of reputational risks
DAR; A sharper sword than Discovery?
DAR; A sharper sword than Discovery?
Things to think about planning for a return to the workplace
Things to think about planning for a return to the workplace
Litigation in Ireland... A whole New World
First Steps Towards Introduction of Collective Redress Procedure in Ireland
On foot of an EU Directive Ireland looks to introduce collective redress regime
Essential TRIPS only: Is the WTO Intellectual Property protection standard a hindrance to the worldwide Covid-19 effort, or an essential cog in the wheel of innovation?
Covid-19 vaccine IP waiver proposal at the WTO