Agriculture in the 21st Century
Agriculture in the 21st Century is a very different industry now in comparison to even 50 years ago. […]
The Defamation Act of 2009; what does it mean to us in 2013?
The Defamation Act of 2009 has attempted to modernise and clarify the law in this area. The old terms of libel and slander have now disappeared in respect of written or verbal defamation. [...]
Licensing Law
A licence in law allows permission for something to be done which would otherwise be illegal. This most commonly affects the sale of alcohol where effectively permission is required. […]
Personal Injury: An accident need not be a disaster
You’re stationary at a red traffic light in your car, minding your own business and everything is fine. In a split second your world can be turned on its head because the guy speeding down [...]
Breakdown of a Marriage – What does the Law say?
The breakdown of a marriage can be a traumatic rollercoaster made even worse by uncertainty as to what your rights are and where you stand in the eyes of the Law. […]
Medical Negligence; where does the patient stand?
You have just had some botched and painful treatment which has left you embarrassed and frightened; what do you do and where do you stand? […]
Mediation. Boxing hard or boxing clever?
Picture the scene. You have had a dispute with a customer. You have been in Court for two days, sitting on that hard uncomfortable bench. In those two days you have had to listen to [...]
Irish cyberbullying ‘highest in EU’
Incidences of cyberbullying among teenagers in Ireland are among the highest in Europe, according to a new report. […]
‘Trading down? Swap houses with me’
House swaps can be beneficial for both parties as their needs change, writes Donal Buckley […]