Legal News (Litigation & Dispute Resolution)

The recent High Court decision in Artisan Glass Studio Ltd v The Liffey Trust Ltd & Others (2018) IEHC 278 clarifies which criteria must be satisfied in order to sustain a claim of litigation privilege.

In the recent case of Re M.D.Y. Construction Limited [2018] IEHC 676, an Interim Examiner made an application pursuant to section 541 of the Companies Act 2014 (the “2014 Act”) to have proposals for a scheme of arrangement confirmed by the High Court.

The Supreme Court will shortly consider the parameters of discovery which should be granted in civil litigation in light of contemporary considerations.

The ongoing impasse in the Brexit negotiations means that many of the legal implications of the UK’s departure from the EU are yet to be addressed or clarified. 

Costs Differential Orders have gained greater traction on foot of the recent Court of Appeal decisions in Moin v Sicika & O’Malley v McEvoy.

As we are near the end of another year, I take this opportunity to thank you on behalf of all of us here at Hayes solicitors for your continued support throughout 2018.