Our previous government’s 10 year strategy for the Irish Agri Food Sector afforded special interest to Ireland’s growing whiskey and craft beer sector. This is no surprise when In 2014 exports of Irish beverages increased in value to €1.2 billion.…
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In November of last year the Court of Appeal in the UK delivered judgment in Titan Europe 2006-3 Plc v Colliers International UK Plc (In Liquidation). The proceedings related to a negligence action against Colliers International (UK) Plc (now in…
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A unique name or logo can differentiate your product or services from others in the market. It becomes the ‘calling card’ for your brand in the marketplace and for successful companies it can be their most valuable asset. Therefore, it…
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In Ireland, there is no legal right to the use of your own image. This is also the case in the United Kingdom. Neither country has a law against the unauthorised use of one’s image, name or likeness by a…
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The Artists’ Exemption Scheme was first introduced in 1969. Unique to Ireland, the scheme helps to promote Irish culture and creativity by allowing the income earned from the sale of original and creative works to be exempt from income tax.…
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