The pharma giant has challenged Revenue’s claim that the sale of a multiple sclerosis drug should have been subject to capital gains tax

Dublin 4 resident wants neighbour’s extension stopped over her right to light

Niall McGarry, founder of the digital media company, insists he has a vital role to play in the insolvent firm’s examinership process

Industry says weighing system for catches will result in losses of millions

Founder of Supermac’s claims firm that ran two franchised restaurants owes fees and bills for product supply from last year

High Court judge promises an early hearing for legal proceedings over the insurer’s refusal to pay out on business interruption policies in relation to Covid-19

A protracted legal battle has ended with former Ireland hooker Shane Byrne and his brother agreeing to buy out Oxigen Environmental‘s stake in AWD Waste Solutions

Print company claims its Nassau Street access is obstructed by Setanta Centre development

Hugh Kavanagh claimed sibling Greg had struck New York pact without his knowledge

The Nassau Street print company is claiming that its main entrance has been boarded up and it could lose business

Court presidents announce plans to clear case backlogs as restrictions continue

Fortberry, where retired taxing master James Flynn is a director, has instigated High Court proceedings against Promontoria

Daly alleges he is owed share of profits from fund run by company, but firm says he had no such entitlement

Disputes over contractual obligations arising from the difficulties caused by the pandemic are expected to hit the Commercial Court in large numbers

As well as coordinating a medical response, the United Nations could also oversee national approaches to constraints placed on rights as a result of the coronavirus outbreak

Staff must have access to space, adequate lighting, heat, a lack of clutter and ventilation, a leading lawyer has warned.

The High Court adjourned for a week in anticipation of a resolution of the dispute, which has been going on since last October

State Claims Agency founder is ‘alarmed’ at potential for state to be sued over its handling of pandemic

They are likely to play a key part in us leaving lockdown, but contract tracing apps will need to be introduced - and managed - with privacy at their core

Legislation already used to secure interim injunction for furniture business in first-of-its-kind case