Sep 2025

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The proposals are designed to update the CBI’s own requirements in light of Q&As and other guidance issued for UCITS funds as well as proposed changes that will come into force as a result of changes to the UCITS Regulations included in AIFMD II.

Sep 2025

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With the summer behind us, we look back on some of the key market trends, annual reports, case law and legislative developments of 2025 so far.

Sep 2025

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The Central Bank of Ireland has launched Consultation Paper 162, containing proposals to overhaul the Alternative Investment Fund Rulebook in advance of the revised Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive entering into force.

Sep 2025

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Artificial-intelligence capability is no longer an experimental add-on; yet many commercial agreements still assume a world of deterministic code, not probabilistic models that learn, drift and occasionally hallucinate.

Sep 2025

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High Court holds only disputes relating to a payment that is expressly provided for under a construction contract can be adjudicated upon.

Sep 2025

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This case marks the first time that the Commission imposed a fine under article 23(1)(b) of Regulation 1/2003 for the provision of incomplete information in reply to an information request in the context of an antitrust investigation. Read more.

Sep 2025

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On 3 September, the General Court of the European Union delivered a significant judgment, dismissing Zalando SE (Zalando)'s challenge to the European Commission's decision to designate the Zalando website as a “very large online platform” (VLOP) under the Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (the Digital Services Act or DSA).

Sep 2025

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ALG’s compliance checklist outlines 12 key questions relating to the EU AI Act that organisations should consider when integrating AI into their business.

Sep 2025

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Recently, the High Court delivered two decisions of relevance to commercial landlords and tenants in Ireland.

Sep 2025

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In exceptional cases a non-party can be held personally liable for litigation costs. We examine a recent English case where directors were made personally liable for the costs of defending a winding up petition.