Full coverage: Courts

Aviation software designer Neal Cyr claims he was oppressed as a shareholder in an Irish start-up and wrongfully believed he had to quit Ireland or face deportation. His case is against Dublin aviation analytics firm Planitas and its directors, including former CityJet chair Luke Mooney.

Carey claimed to be due an insurance payment, so asked the entrepreneur for a short-term loan. However, the Kilkenny hurling star never repaid it.

The creditors of Boxer Logistics, including Revenue officials pursuing wage subsidy payments, are suspended to efforts by the company’s liquidators to track down its former owners through the courts after they left the country.

Controlled by the Murrin family, With Taste, which caters for large-scale private and corporate events, has initiated legal proceedings against the RDS.

The account was the subject of a Norwich Pharmacal order taken by a journalist to force Twitter to reveal the identity of the person behind it.

Former INM executives Gavin O'Reilly and Karl Brophy are suing their former company and chair. A judgement has been delivered on important discovery matters.

A company controlled by the Cork retail group sought a creditor-led examinership of Lanney’s SuperValu in Ardee earlier this month. Two reports from Deloitte reveal why Musgrave felt the need to petition the court.

Having been blighted by overruns, the fall-out from the redevelopment of Páirc Uí Chaoimh into a 45,000-capacity stadium is now increasingly litigious, with several legal actions taken. Just what is going on?

Multinational SSE Renewables is accused of breaching a key part of its pact to take over Green Wind Energy, the owner of a large wind farm in Co Offaly. The vendors say they are facing significant losses if the Scottish-based energy firm doesn't change course.

The current tech rout comes after LinkedIn Ireland posted another set of healthy results, prompting its owner Microsoft to extract massive value from the company. Meanwhile, more aircraft lessors are suing their insurers over planes seized by Russia, while separate new High Court proceedings pit major state bodies against international partners.