How Do I Make a Will in Ireland?
Making a will allows you to set out clearly what you want to happen to your estate after your death.
High Court Rules Alteration to Will Invalid in Dublin Property Dispute
The High Court has ruled that an attempted alteration to a Will after its execution was invalid, confirming that the
Ticketmaster in Breach of Contract
A disappointed Coldplay fan successfully sued Ticketmaster in the Small Claims Court after being sold tickets with a restricted view
Probate – How Long is the Process and What’s Involved?
Probate can be a straightforward process, but the time it takes often depends on the size and complexity of the
High Court Reduces Damages Where Plaintiff Exaggerated Symptoms
In Sykula v O’Reilly [2025] IEHC 638, the High Court reduced a personal injuries award after finding that the plaintiff
Assisted Decision-Making
Care of the Elderly: Court Appoints Independent Decision-Making Representatives The former Wardship system was replaced by the Assisted Decision-Making Capacity
Personal Injury – What Constitutes an ‘Unusual Danger’ in Slip and Trip Accidents
A judge in a recent case explored the common law view on occupiers’ liability when it comes to ordinary everyday
Probate – Selling Assets
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
Slip and Trip under Occupier’s Liability Act In July 2018, the plaintiff and her husband booked a pitch at the