We were delighted to represent Over C Technology Limited in the successful Appeal from a High Court Injunction restraining the dismissal of the former Chief Financial Officer.
Any adult, being the owner of any asset, should make a Will.
A Will is a statement, in writing, of a person’s intentions as regards what is to happen with their assets when they die.
William Hanly, Solicitor, looks at how short term laying off of employees during these troubling times may lead to redundancy claims. Stay safe everyone!
Schools, colleges and other public facilities are set to close in the Republic from this evening for at least two weeks in response to the spread of coronavirus.
The Labour Court made a finding that an Employee was not informed at the outset of the investigation, of all of the allegations ultimately raised against him
Previously, David Browne,Partner & Expert in Family Law, examined how Irish courts approach division of assets in the millionaire set. We now look at how Ireland compares to other countries
The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 as amended by the Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2011 (“The new Legislation”) requires the users of certain Easements to register such rights
The recent Supreme Court Judgment, which refused Judgment to a Bank on the basis of insufficient detail in its proceedings, as regards how the sum was calculated.
BDM Boylan who act for developers Lyonshall LTD and Clancy Construction were delighted to attend the launch by Leo Varadkar of the First Affordable Housing Purchase Scheme In Ireland
David Browne, Partner and Expert in Family Law, looks at the criteria, taken into account, by the High Court in dividing Family Assets for wealthy couples.
If you are a small/medium sized builder/developer who has struggled to get funding to support your building activities then you should familarise yourself with the HBFI and the supports they provide.
BDM Boylan Solicitors were delighted to sponsor a recent Mens’ Singles Competition at Dooks Golf Club. William Hanly of BDM Boylan Solicitors is pictured at the prize giving at Dooks Golf Club on the
There is an increasing prevalence of employees working hours, which are in excess of their contracted hours. For example, some members of staff are expected to remain connected, on a 24/7 basis.
Selling a company can be a long and challenging road. This article sets out some of my perspectives on the company sale process and some tips that can help prevent a deal from stalling or becoming mo
David Browne, Partner, looks at “Locals Only” Planning Rules and considers whether they are contrary to European Union Law, in light of comparable cases in continental Europe:
Our Employment Law Department has recently been involved in a number of cases of complaints to the Workplace Relations Commission by Employees in respect of Discrimination on the grounds of age
As deadline date of 31st October 2019 draws closer, it is imperative that businesses take action to prepare and plan for Brexit, notwithstanding the current uncertainty.
BDM Boylan Solicitors recently represented a small business client which was sued under Employment Equality Acts by an employee who alleged discrimination on the grounds of her pregnancy.
The Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) is the country’s independent State body with responsibility for assessing personal injuries claims relating to accidents on the road, at work, or in a pub
High Court finds that Director of Employer Company’s Investigation of Complaint against Employee involving the Director, contravenes the Rules of Natural Justice
If you are thinking about investing in property, you may wish to consider setting up a Small Self-Administered Pension Scheme (SSAP) as a very tax efficient means of doing so.
When a creditor i.e. a supplier, or a bank, sues a debtor for a debt, and the creditor obtains Judgment, interest applies from the date of the Judgment, under the provisions of the Courts Act, 1981.
The Residential Tenancies Act, 2004, as amended, sets out the procedure, for the purposes of a Landlord, recovering possession, in circumstances where the Tenant has failed to pay rent.
New anti-money laundering laws now require corporate and other legal entities, incorporated within this State, to hold adequate, accurate, and current information, on their beneficial ownership,
Interesting insights from a survey conducted by IOD with members in Ireland & the UK. Certainly worth a read for anybody trading between the 2 economies.
Almost three-quarters of Irish companies are planning to award pay rises next year. The Ibec Pay Survey has found that 71% of companies plan to increase basic pay in 2017.
Enterprise Ireland has developed a new tool for Irish exporters to the UK to help them understand the impact of movements in the sterling/euro exchange rate on their business.
The Regulations on Lending to Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SME Regulations) were introduced by the Central Bank of Ireland on 17 December 2015. They provide protections for micro, small and med
In the event of a key player suffering an unexpected bad injury in the first minute of the game, it is the team who has trained and prepared for playing without them that has the best chance of gettin
Disclosure requirements of the Irish Companies Act 2014 impact company websites and letterheads. Irish companies need to ensure they are compliant with this law.
Ibec - Irish Centre for European Law
The legal Implications of Brexit – Dublin Conference
Brexit – Unavoidable consequences and uncertainties for Ireland by Dr. John Temp
The issue as to the appropriate date, when a cause of action accrues, to a Plaintiff, has been the subject of a significant number of cases, over the past 25 years.
If you are the owner of an SME business you should see if you can qualify for the Innovation Voucher Programme from Enterprise Ireland – Details attached for ease of access.
When seeking to raise funds for your farm, it is useful to follow a sample checklist for the range of information likely to be requested about your business.
Congratulations to Patrick Dineen and all the team at Platform Avenue who were selected as the 2016 winners for Cork Chamber Cork Company of the Year Awards -Emerging Category.
Clearly the last few years have been very difficult for the Community Pharmacist with falling reimbursements from state schemes and poor prevailing economic conditions.
It is quite often the case, that an employee, will be absent from the work place for a significant period of time, as a result of an injury, or, illness.
We have a dedicated Credit Union team who have developed an expertise and specialism in the area of Credit Union matters. We believe we can add real value for Credit Unions at a time of significant ch
We will all purchase gifts prior to, and after Christmas, for ourselves, or for others. We may not like the jumper purchased for us, or it may be a size too big (hopefully).
During the course of the administration of an estate of a deceased person, a question often arises, as to whether a particular bank account forms part of the estate. If a bank account forms part of a
A recent decision of the High Court, will have a serious knock on effect, in relation to a significant number of pending prosecutions, before the District Court, under Section 4(4)(a) and (5) of the R
A part-time employee is an employee whose normal working hours are less than the normal hours of work of a comparable employee in relation to him or her.
A recent decision of Ms. Justice Baker, delivered on the 5th of May, 2015, dealt with the interpretation of Section 194 (1) of the Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants
Patrick Mullins, Partner, recently delivered a two hour Seminar on the Companies Act, 2014, to 75 Accountants at the Rochestown Park Hotel on Wednesday the 29th of April.
Our new website launched in May 2015 featuring all the legal services we provide and the people who will best look after your interests. We hope you like it as much as we do!