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Cross-border service—methods of effecting service

Practice notes

This Practice Note summarises the methods for effecting service of a claim form or other documents outside the jurisdiction. In relation to England and Wales, it sets out the relevant CPR rules and factors you need to consider. There are a number of different ways of approaching service out of the jurisdiction, some more formal than others. This Practice Note provides an overview of these methods together information on some of the issues to consider when determining which method to use.

Dispute Resolution

Negative Declarations

Practice notes

This Practice Note explains what a negative declaration is and then considers the power of the High Court to make a negative declaration. It sets out the principles the court will apply when determining whether to make a negative declaration and provides guidance on how to make an application for a negative declaration.

Dispute Resolution

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Ireland—Artificial intelligence in the workplace

This Practice Note provides an analysis of the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace, its infiltration into daily tasks and in managing the employment cycle in Ireland. It considers the application and likely impact of the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 and discusses how this will affect risk management in the employment context.

Ireland - Employment

Ireland—Policy—use of generative artificial intelligence

This Precedent is a generative artificial intelligence policy (Gen AI) for a company to use in relation to its staff. It deals with work-related and personal use of Gen AI—including general use in the workplace, use in internal processes, personal use (where during work time or using company resources), and the incorporation of Gen AI in any of the company’s products or services. It may be included as part of an employee handbook, or could be used as a stand-alone policy.

Ireland - Employment

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