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The impact of the amended discount rate which was reduced from 2.5% to -0.75% on 20 March 2017 is widely felt, not least regarding the practical issue ...
Sheehan v Corr Supreme Court [Appeal No 94/16] On 15 June 2017 the Supreme Court issued a judgement in a matter which the Court described as "raising ...
Employers who fail to carry out right to work checks in accordance with Home Office Guidance risk the sanction of a civil penalty (up to £20,000) or r ...
JLL contended that it did not owe any duty of care to Mr. Walsh to ensure that the details published in its sales brochure were accurate. JLL claimed ...
High Court Decision Augustus Cullen appealed the Taxing Master's decision to the High Court. This appeal was heard over 3 days in 2015 before the Pres ...
Statutory Declaration Where a client decides not to mediate, the solicitor must swear a statutory declaration that they advised their client to consid ...
Reaction to Gallagher v ACC This amendment appears to be a response to the Supreme Court decision of Gallagher -v- ACC Bank Plc t/a ACC Bank [2012] IE ...
Enacted on 25 July 2017, this legislation contains significant and far reaching changes to the limitation period for complaints to the Ombudsman.
The recent case of Minerva (Wandsworth) Limited v Greenland Ram (London) Limited highlights the importance of carefully considering circumstances in w ...
When receiving served proceedings, it can be easy for Trusts to simply file an Acknowledgment of Service without scrutinising how the documents were r ...
