Legal News (Corporate)

Since the introduction of The Companies Act 2014, directors have relied on the Summary Approval Procedure as a means of sanctioning certain activities that are otherwise prohibited.

A recent decision of the High Court has raised the issue of the constitutionality of the mandatory reporting obligations introduced following the banking crisis.

Hayes solicitors has again been recognised in the latest edition of IFLR1000 with Ken Casey and Michael Hanley recommended for M&A and Banking.

The prospect of a hard Brexit casts a long shadow for our closest neighbour. However, there is a compelling business case for investment in Ireland.

The partners at Hayes solicitors were delighted to host a Corporate Governance breakfast at our offices on Thursday 6 September 2018.

Last month, the Supreme Court affirmed a 2011 decision of the High Court that a third party who funds litigation, although they are not a party to the proceedings, may be liable for legal costs incurred by the other side.