Agentic AI systems are expected to become commonplace in our personal and working lives in the coming years. These systems ...

The Court of Appeal has recently looked at when a default judgment can be set aside. In doing so, it considered whether ...

The recent UK Supreme Court ruling on the meaning of “sex”, “woman” and “man” is likely to have a number of implications for ...

Our Supply Chain Disputes team explores how supply chain consolidation and onshoring can boost resilience but also increase ...

Are surcharge interest rates enforceable in Ireland? The High Court recently reaffirmed that they will only be enforceable if ...

Morley’s fast food recently enjoyed another tasty win in the takeaway trade mark wars, this time before the UK Court of ...

The High Court has recently likened Ireland’s discovery process to the outdated medical practice of using leeches. The Kelly ...

The US administration recently announced a tariff on imports from the European Union. Our Employment Law & Benefits team ...

The Government recently published its Summer Legislation Programme for 2025. It features important legislation relating to ...

The Belgian Competition Authority recently fined several pharmaceutical suppliers for anti-competitive practices. The ...

The Supreme Court has issued a judgment which explores various issues of interest to public bodies. Our Public, Regulatory & ...

Michaela Herron, Partner and Head of our Life Sciences team features as an expert contributor to Financier Worldwide’s ...