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Care of the Elderly: Court Appoints Independent Decision-Making Representatives The former Wardship system was replaced by the Assisted Decision-Making Capacity […]

A judge in a recent case explored the common law view on occupiers’ liability when it comes to ordinary everyday

This simply means selling a house or other property where the owner/s have died. Most family homes are jointly owned.

Slip and Trip under Occupier’s Liability Act In July 2018, the plaintiff and her husband booked a pitch at the

Personal Injury: Scarring Injury Scarring injuries have both physical and emotional impacts, particularly when the scar is on a visible

PROBATE: Role of Executor As an executor, your primary duty is to gather the deceased’s assets, pay off debts, and

Probate: What Happens When There’s No Will? Under the Succession Act, 1965, if someone dies without a will, the Rules

A 19-month-old child was attacked by a golden retriever while walking with her mother near their home in Co. Galway.

A personal trainer claimed he developed claustrophobia after being trapped in a lift in June 2021, which he argued prevented

A will is typically revocable, meaning the most recent one overrides any previous versions. However, exceptions can be made if