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Mediation is an efficient, practical and cost-effective method of dispute resolution. It can provide a quicker, cheaper and more effective way of arriving at a suitable outcome than litigation. Breda O’Malley explains.

What proofs does a bank need for summary judgment against defaulting borrowers? Matthew Austin outlines a clarification by the Court of Appeal.

Aisling Malone answers nine key questions on the 'whistle-blowers' legislation.

The Supreme Court recently ruled that the Turf Club is amenable to judicial review, a process of judicial scrutiny more traditionally associated with public or statutory bodies. Matthew Austin provides an overview.

A recent Supreme Court decision means admissible evidence may now include evidence obtained in breach of the accused’s constitutional rights. Matthew Austin explains.

Broad ranging and invasive employment vetting practices are often common in other jurisdictions and employers establishing in Ireland are often surprised to find such practices to be subject to legal constraints in this jurisdiction.