Justice Mulcahy said that Philip Nolan had failed to make a strong enough case that he had been dismissed for misconduct. He refused Nolan’s application for an interlocutory injunction and will end the interim injunction granted in May.
Patrick Barry scaled VSware to reach one million students. The plan for Tyro, his new student administration and timetabling platform, is to reach ten million. He talks about going again, raising investment, and the future of education.
Coimisiún na Meán has successfully staved off two legal challenges by social media sites opposing their designation as video sharing platforms. The designation makes them subject to strict rules.
For seven days, the world's biggest aircraft lessors laid out their claims to recover losses on planes beached in Russia due to the war in Ukraine. From sanctions to settlements, the defendants will now argue why cover is being denied.
Partner Niall McEvoy explains why the firm is scouting out more early-stage start-ups in the medtech and health space and discusses the state of Irish VC investing.
Electrical engineering services firm Mainline Power has blue-chip clients and dozens of employees in booming areas. However, it has sought the appointment of an examiner after a Scandinavian deal went sour. What went wrong?
The law firm Whitney Moore represented McCambridge Bread in its lengthy battle with Joseph Brennan Bakeries and the Irish firm Waterwipes in an alleged infringement case. Joint managing partner Emma Richmond and commercial litigation partner Robin Hayes talk about passing off, copyright, and IP protection.
Overseeing a property portfolio of 101 court venues nationwide, including 64 heritage buildings, chief executive of the Courts Service Angela Denning talks to The Currency about population shifts, divestment and managing the green transition.
Sustain.Life, founded less than three years ago by Irish entrepreneur Mike Hanrahan and three other former Walmart executives, has been bought by the listed US software firm Workiva.
Fast-growing fintech Finbourne has raised £55m in new funding, giving it a valuation of more than £300m. Its CEO Tom McHugh talks about the round and the company's plans for the future.
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