Creditors fought to install an examiner over the objections of Senoptica CEO and co-founder Brendan Rice. An “unusual” committee of creditors has been installed to allay his concerns.
Family members behind Wexford's Nolan haulage group lost their case that millions of euros had been squandered from their pension funds in fraudulent international transactions. Now they are battling claims over a site connected to the dispute.
The farmers’ co-op is suing the Co Donegal service station business Vivo/Shell and connected parties, along with several public bodies.
The founders of Senoptica have hit back in the Circuit Court against a move by loan-note holders to appoint an examiner to the business. They now want a joint examiner appointed.
Ukrainian Max Bulgakov built up a nationwide chain of stores and a wholesale distribution business with his once friend Alexander Vakiy before they fell out. Now his former legal advisors are chasing him for €115,000.
QPQ Limited alleges an investor stole its code and poached its talent. Lawyers’ letters over a separate criminal case in Switzerland have added a new twist to the dispute.
Over €800m in payments for the National Children’s Hospital are in dispute between its development board and contractor Bam. One more has just made its way to the High Court.
A multi-million-euro accommodation contract for up to 270 people is at the centre of a High Court dispute between American parties over the Tipperary property. The contracted company says it is owned by a Spanish woman.
The French luxury brand’s High Court action against the Irish retailer follows online attention for the similar design of their products.
Kerry Group is suing Ardo, with both European groups active in international food supply chains on a billion-euro scale.
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