Mason Hayes & Curran LLP is a leading Irish law firm based in Dublin with offices in San Francisco, New York and London.
Mason Hayes & Curran LLP is a leading Irish law firm based in Dublin with offices in San Francisco, New York and London.
Ironborn Real Estate Limited (Ironborn) challenged Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council’s (the Council) decision, made under section 42 of the 2000 Act, refusing Ironborn’s application to extend the ...
Our combined experience of employment law in Ireland gives us a unique understanding of the challenges faced by employers in all sectors and industries. We provide a tailored approach to meet the ...
We have a strategic presence in New York City with an office in the iconic Rockefeller Centre. This allows us to provide seamless, real-time support to clients across American time zones. Our New York ...
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Catherine O’Flynn, Employment & Benefits Partner, discusses how the EU Pay Transparency Directive will reshape pay and hiring. While implementation in Ireland may be delayed, employers have time to ...
The UK Privy Council’s Judicial Committee has abolished the principle that a shareholder is entitled to seek disclosure of legal advice provided to the company, holding that it should no longer be ...
Head of Intellectual Property, Gerard Kelly looks ahead and highlights some of the issues which could impact the intellectual property landscape in the coming year. The last 12 months have seen ...
The Government Spring 2025 Legislative Programme includes reference to the ‘Pay Transparency Bill’. If enacted, this bill will transpose the EU Pay Transparency Directive into Irish law. Our ...
Our Public, Regulatory and Investigations team looks at judicial review trends emerging from the Courts Service Annual Report 2023, published in September 2024. They also examine some recent ...
The old concepts of maintenance and champerty exclude participation in litigation by parties who have no connection to it. These concepts were recently considered by the High Court in the context of a ...