Landlord Consent in Ireland – a Defining Case

By Sarah Keenan

As Ireland’s economy recovers we are seeing the return of high demand for commercial space, steep rents and key money within Dublin’s rental market. This contrasts with the situation as recently as two years ago when landlords not alone had…

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GDPR – Checked!

By Linda Hynes

GDPR is everywhere at the moment. We all know that something needs to be done before 25 May 2018 to ensure our organisations are GDPR compliant. For those who have managed to avoid it, GDPR is the EU’s General Data…

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Freezing Assets Abroad

By Laura Daly

Have you been granted a judgment or Court settlement in an EU Court which now requires a debtor to pay you? Do you think that the debtor has funds in another EU state which could be used to pay the…

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How Brexit will affect the European FinTech sector

By Joshua Zell

Considered the FinTech capital of Europe in recent times London has been the destination of choice for many global and European FinTech companies. This was largely due to London’s status as a global finance hub, its access to a wide…

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