The legal action is challenging a new building policy relating to how basements in developments are assessed and built

‘Force majeure’ clauses may offer a route out of difficulty for companies, but there are a number of hurdles

Businesses need to be aware of the law when contemplating immediate and drastic measures in the face of the coronavirus crisis

Workers at a home for women with intellectual disabilities are caught in a crossfire between Sisters of Charity and HSE

Former Fianna Fáil junior minister pleads ill health as a finance company secures judgement for €1.5m over property investment loans

Arlene Foster was cleared of wrongdoing by the report into the North’s Renewable Heat Incentive, which was released on Friday, but she and other prominent political figures did not escape some stinging criticism for their roles in the hugely expensive fiasco

Employees can be laid off as a temporary measure to reduce pressure on a company‘s budget, but employers should adopt a graduated approach, such as cutting hours, or a general reduction in pay

For International Women’s Day, we ask contemporary Irish women leaders to select court cases taken by women that helped to create the Ireland of 2020

The well-known developer is refusing to allow his opposite numbers to demolish the wall and rebuild it

Grianán’s owner sold 1,870 cattle in a dispersal sale of its entire organic herd last month

High Court filing by two businessmen and Pat Desmond, wife of Dermot Desmond, claims system is ‘undemocratic and unconstitutional’

Developer’s previous legal action ‘frustrated’ sale of development land, court hears

Adam Quinn, wanted by the west African state, is the son of the late showband manager Michael Quinn

Veteran developer brought legal case over valuation of shares transferred due to state takeover of Anglo Irish Bank

Philip Alston criticises Irish politicians and urges courts to become ‘less hands-off’ on environmental action

Chief Justice gives preliminary view that Irish rules on retention of phone data are not ‘robust’ enough

Bitter dispute continues as Mark Wright applies for costs of previous commercial court proceedings

Poll-topping TD and Denis O’Connor to square off again in court next week over claim of €1.4m owed in fees

One of Ireland’s largest law firms has banned staff from working from home in rooms with smart speaker systems, following concerns about leaks

Property firm Kennedy Wilson seeks injunction to force Butler brothers to vacate Leisureplex premises