Adult children of ex-billionaire Sean Quinn claim he made all business decisions and was in total operational control
Nama has been accused of trying to walk away from up to €2.25 million in remedial works to a bu...
In what looks set to be one of the longest court cases in Irish history, Sean Quinn’s children are chasing the former Anglo for alleged negligence and breach of trust in using their funds to cover its own financial crisis
Surrey mansion Updown Court was once England’s most expensive home, according to Forbes
Dispute has allegedly caused ‘considerable disruption’ to plans to sell €14 million car park
The US trustee Richard Coan has secured a High Court order granting permission for a deposition from senior counsel Aoife Goodman despite objections from Dunne’s side that this would breach attorney-client privilege
National Wax Museum director Paddy Dunning said there were no plans to remove the sculpture in light of the fresh child sex abuse allegations made against Jackson in the feature-length documentary Leaving Neverland
Dr Andrew Halpin has taken legal proceedings against his employer, claiming he was unlawfully suspended in 2017 following negative media coverage
Francesca Comyn looks at the Supreme Court's decisions in two cases which raised important questions about the separation of powers, Dáil privilege and the rights of citizens
At its core, The Sunday Business Post’s victory over tycoon Denis O’Brien in the High Court was a broader win for journalism and the Irish media
Businessman Denis O'Brien has lost his High Court defamation action against The Sunday Business Post.
Former Sunday Business Post editor Ian Kehoe was the final witness in tycoon Denis O’Brien’s High Court defamation case over a 2015 article
Co-founder Joseph Sheehan pursued board members as part of a row over €4m dividends
Last Monday, the developer secured a further 70 days’ breathing space from his creditors with an application for a debt settlement arrangement (DSA) aimed at writing down borrowings of €18.7 million
The case seeks the return of monies allegedly drawn down from Quinn businesses in Russia as purported salary payments. The companies are now controlled by receivers and liquidators appointed by IBRC
