Former Rippling employee Keith O’Brien confronted the man at traffic lights near Dublin Airport after claiming he hadbeen "tailed" multiple times. HR software firm Deel has categorically denied it has anything to do with it.
Keegan Quarries Ltd has strongly denied all allegations. Mr Justice Max Barrett has ruled however that the developer of a prime office building in Dublin 2 can amend its claim against its former concrete supplier.
Legal proceedings have been filed with the High Court against companies linked with McGrattans Pub off Baggot Street. The case is being brought by Mars Capital on foot of alleged debt obligations.
Irish finance firm Credebt Exchange and British medical supplier Aventis Solutions are battling it out over the alleged loss of €700,000 tied to a deal to purchase 42 million face masks for NHS workers from China.
A company offering data-centric litigation services, including eDiscovery, has filed a summary summons against Manders Terrace, the company behind the tech conference group Web Summit.
Eoin McGettigan announced in February he was leaving the Port of Cork Company after just shy of four years in the job. Now the business veteran has brought a legal claim against his former employer.
The businessman behind Centz discount stores and the collapsed Iceland frozen food chain in Ireland has initiated High Court proceedings against online publication The Journal.
The claim for an insurance payout on beached Russian plane and engine assets is made by subsidiaries of the Nasdaq-listed FTAI Aviation. It was previously made before the English courts.
The Wicklow-born developer is locked in a bitter planning dispute with a woman neighbouring his proposed 96-home development in Ashford. The row is marked by claims of bullying, extortion, trespass and now non-disclosure of an important Nama document.
A Co Donegal school teacher is the first to sue the State for allegedly failing to implement EU law on building material standards. Scores more claims are expected by home and business owners affected by defective concrete blocks.
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