A failed injunction, a disputed €20m and a judge’s sharp words on “weaponised” costs
May 13, 2026 2:46 pmAs judgments go, Justice Michael Twomey pulled no punches in his decision on Wednesday. The ultimate outcome was he rejected... View Article
As judgments go, Justice Michael Twomey pulled no punches in his decision on Wednesday. The ultimate outcome was he rejected... View Article
Nearly a half-century ago, Nike co-founder Phil Knight traveled through China on slow train, with passengers stripped to their underwear... View Article
The Legal Aid Board is facing a deepening resource crisis and significant backlogs as internal documents reveal serious concerns with... View Article
Mark FitzGerald had just finished a reflection on how and why he launched the property business Sherry FitzGerald, when Michael... View Article
The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment sanctioned the export of €20 million worth of dual-use technology with civilian and... View Article
An employee comes forward with embarrassing workplace allegations fraught with legal risks. For company bosses, it presents a thorny dilemma:... View Article
Someone kept making winning trades just before big acquisitions that were being handled by the same Boston law firm. Authorities... View Article
Verizon has been granted a Supreme Court appeal of an industrial relations case described as of “critical importance” to the... View Article
On January 10, 2024, Irish businessman Vincent Browne (unrelated to the journalist of the same name) rang the closing bell... View Article
“I’m going to use your money to finish the build,” Paddy McKillen Jr messaged property consultant David Agar over WhatsApp... View Article
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