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Ireland is due to hold a referendum to amend the constitution to recognise the Unified Patent Court (UPC). The referendum which was due to be held in June of this year, has now been deferred as the government has stated that more time is needed for public discourse and engagement on the matter.

Copyright infringement actions against AI providers in relation to training of generative AI are now gaining traction in the US. There are a number of high profile cases being brought against AI providers such as OpenAI for alleged copyright infringements.

Hayes solicitors LLP has once again been recognised as one of Ireland’s leading law firms for 2024 by independent researchers Legal 500, and Chambers and Partners.

Hayes are delighted to take part in the Funds Industry Climate Challenge managed by the wonderful team at the Global Action Plan.

Hayes Solicitors were delighted to sponsor the annual APMC Ireland Limited awards last night. This event has been running over the last 30 years and recognises the best in the brand activation and promotional marketing campaigns in Ireland.

Breda O'Malley, Niamh Cassidy and Catherine Jane O'Rourke along with some clients attended the Gloss Publications Ltd. Beauty of Beauty event at The Westbury Hotel, with Trinny Woodall last night.