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EU companies don't face significant punishment for GDPR violations, NGO Noyb says

EU companies don't face significant punishment for GDPR violations, NGO Noyb says

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EDPB has power to order investigations by national authorities, court rules (update*)

EDPB has power to order investigations by national authorities, court rules (update*)

The following Ireland - Commercial news provides comprehensive and up to date legal information on EDPB has power to order investigations by national authorities, court rules (update*)

Security for brands, barriers to generics expected following EU court ruling

Security for brands, barriers to generics expected following EU court ruling

The following Ireland - Commercial news provides comprehensive and up to date legal information on Security for brands, barriers to generics expected following EU court ruling

What are the registration obligations under the EU AI Act?

What are the registration obligations under the EU AI Act?

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Ireland—Dispute Resolution—new starter guide

Ireland—Dispute Resolution—new starter guide

Ireland—Dispute Resolution—new starter guideThe Lexis+® Ireland—Dispute Resolution team focus on providing content dealing with civil procedure in...

Ireland—Contractual damages—general principles

Ireland—Contractual damages—general principles

Ireland—Contractual damages—general principlesThis Practice Note considers the general principles of recovering damages for contractual breach.For...

Ireland—Standard of care in professional negligence claims

Ireland—Standard of care in professional negligence claims

Ireland—Standard of care in professional negligence claimsThis Practice Note considers the standard of care in professional negligence claims and the...

Ireland—Fatal injuries actions

Ireland—Fatal injuries actions

Ireland—Fatal injuries actionsThis Practice Note considers what is a fatal injury action, in what circumstances such an action may arise, who is...

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Ireland—Civil litigation horizon scanner 2025

Ireland—Civil litigation horizon scanner 2025This Practice Note provides a summary of the key legal developments that are expected to impact Irish...
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3rd Feb
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Ireland—Trade mark infringement and interim injunctions

Ireland—Trade mark infringement and interim injunctionsIntroductionThe purpose of injunctions is to either compel a party to do something or to have...
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Produced in partnership with Shannon Fahy of Browne Jacobson Ireland LLP and Keara McGinley of Browne Jacobson Ireland LLP
3rd Feb
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Ireland—Stages of mediation

Ireland—Stages of mediationIntroductionMediation is a process of alternative dispute resolution that is well established in Ireland as an alternative...
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Produced in partnership with Gavin Woods of DLA Piper, Emer McEntaggart of DLA Piper and Sarah Kelly of DLA Piper
3rd Feb
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Ireland—Briefing counsel for trial

Ireland—Briefing counsel for trialThis Practice Note includes several factors which ought to be taken into account prior to briefing counsel for...
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Produced in partnership with Clíodhna Buckley BL of The Bar of Ireland
3rd Feb
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Ireland—How to respond to a letter of claim

Ireland—How to respond to a letter of claimThis Practice Note provide a high level summary of the key considerations you should have in mind when you...
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3rd Feb
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Ireland—Negligent misstatement

Ireland—Negligent misstatementWhat is a claim for negligent misstatement?What is a negligent misstatement?It occurs where there is a representation of...
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Produced in partnership with Aoife McCabe of The Bar of Ireland
3rd Feb
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The Personal Injuries Guidelines—Ireland

The Personal Injuries Guidelines—IrelandIreland—The Personal Injuries GuidelinesThe Personal Injuries Guidelines (Guidelines) were commenced on 24...
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Produced in partnership with Martin Browne of Horwich Farrelly and Christian Carlyle of Beale & Co
3rd Feb
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Ireland—Identifying the correct defendant in medical negligence claims

Ireland—Identifying the correct defendant in medical negligence claimsScope of this Practice NoteThis Practice Note outlines the process which must be...
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Produced in partnership with Róisín Haughey BL of The Bar of Ireland
3rd Feb
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Rome I—parties fail to choose the applicable law

Rome I—parties fail to choose the applicable lawThis Practice Note is for use when determining applicable law where the contract was entered into on...
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3rd Feb
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Ireland—Medical negligence claims procedure

Ireland—Medical negligence claims procedureThis Practice Note provides an overview of the procedure for bringing medical negligence claims in Ireland....
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Produced in partnership with Róisín Haughey BL of The Bar of Ireland
3rd Feb
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Ireland—Accessing and disclosing medical records

Ireland—Accessing and disclosing medical recordsPersonal injury practitioners must have sight of medical reports in order to give a view on liability...
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Produced in partnership with Róisín Haughey BL of The Bar of Ireland
3rd Feb
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Ireland—Adjudication in construction contracts

Ireland—Adjudication in construction contractsHistorical backgroundDue to geographical proximity, there was (within the construction industry) broad...
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Produced in partnership with Alan Philip Brady of The Bar of Ireland, Arran Dowling-Hussey FCIArb, Barrister of 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square and Dr Paul Hughes of A&L Goodbody
3rd Feb
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Ireland—Resolving a dispute—initial considerations

Ireland—Resolving a dispute—initial considerationsThis Practice Note provides a high level summary of the issues which consideration should be given...
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3rd Feb
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Ireland—Civil litigation horizon scanner 2024 [Archived]

Ireland—Civil litigation horizon scanner 2024 [Archived]ARCHIVED: This archived Practice Note provides a summary of the key legal developments that...
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3rd Feb
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Ireland—Practical steps to protect or obtain access to confidential information

Ireland—Practical steps to protect or obtain access to confidential informationThis Practice Note supplements Practice Note: Ireland—Trade secrets and...
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3rd Feb
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Ireland—Mediation—advantages and disadvantages

Ireland—Mediation—advantages and disadvantagesWhat is mediation?Mediation is one of the most recognised and common forms of alternative dispute...
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Micklefield clauses

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