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Asset Management & Investment Funds Q&A: July 2018

Jul 2018

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What is the current position on Money Market Fund (MMF) Reform?

Irish Maritime Casualty Regime Faces EU Challenge

Jul 2018

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The European Commission announced that it was bringing Ireland to the CJEU for allegedly failing to implement correctly the EU directive on the investigation of maritime casualties

Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2017 - a game changer for employers?

Jul 2018

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The Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2017 was recently passed by Dáil Éireann, and depending on progress made before Seanad Éireann in the autumn, it could be enacted by the end...

The latest on Brexit employment law

Jul 2018

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In a white paper issued last week by the UK Government the post-Brexit status of the UK's employment legislation derived from European Union law appears to be no longer in...

Significant award made in workplace bullying case

Jul 2018

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Another significant damages award for workplace bullying has been handed down by the High Court.

Fine for anti-competitive behaviour should be greater than the financial gain

Jul 2018

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In DPP v Aston Carpets and Flooring Limited and Brendan Smith [2018] IECA 194, Court of Appeal, 20 June 2018 (Mahon J, Birmingham J, Edwards J) the DPP applied to the Court of Appeal...

All other options must be explored before discovery is ordered

Jul 2018

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The Court of Appeal held that discovery should not be ordered unless all other available options had been properly explored. It refused a request for discovery of certain categories of...

Two-sided markets and the Irish competition law experience

Jul 2018

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On 25 June 2018, the US Supreme Court held that American Express’s anti-steering provisions do not breach US antitrust law (Ohio et al. v. American Express Co. et al (No. 16–1454).

Receiver fails to persuade High Court he has a ‘strong argument’ that he was validly appointed

Jul 2018

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The High Court decided that a receiver had not persuaded the Court that he had a strong argument that he was validly appointed in circumstances where he was appointed as...

Court of Appeal holds litigation privilege in documents had ended

Jul 2018

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The Court of Appeal has held, that documents which were protected by litigation privilege in legal proceedings were not protected by litigation privilege in subsequent proceedings in circumstances where the...

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Asset Management & Investment Funds Q&A: July 2018

Irish Maritime Casualty Regime Faces EU Challenge

Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2017 - a game changer for employers?

The latest on Brexit employment law

Significant award made in workplace bullying case

Fine for anti-competitive behaviour should be greater than the financial gain

All other options must be explored before discovery is ordered

Two-sided markets and the Irish competition law experience

Receiver fails to persuade High Court he has a ‘strong argument’ that he was validly appointed

Court of Appeal holds litigation privilege in documents had ended