Dublin’s property market has been experiencing steady growth in recent years, with prices for homes and commercial spaces increasing significantly. However, one property owner, Sherry FitzGerald, claims that the market is undervaluing one particular gem – the Market Bar. Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Temple Bar, the Market Bar is a renowned destination for … Read more
RocDoc, a healthcare provider in Ireland, has been declared “certainly insolvent” by the High Court in Dublin. The company, which operates urgent care centers and Covid-19 testing facilities, has struggled financially due to a drop in demand for its services during the pandemic. The court has appointed a liquidator to wind up the business, leaving … Read more
The English Sports Betting (ESB) lodge has taken significant steps to address the alleged payments controversy that has been circulating around its business. Yesterday, the organization issued a statement announcing that it has launched High Court legal proceedings against two members of staff who are believed to be involved in the alleged scandal. This move … Read more
Two High Court judges in Ireland have refused to hear a request by Ammi Burke for an inquiry into whether or not the detention of her brother, Simeon Burke, is lawful. Simeon, who is pursuing a barristers degree, has been remanded in custody since being escorted from the Court of Appeal on March 7 after … Read more
A solicitor who charged €246 to store a mother’s will is among more than 600 complaints lodged with Ireland’s legal services regulator. The complaints, which were recorded over the past year, range from issues with delays, overcharging, and poor communication. This particular case has raised concerns over the transparency of charging for legal services, highlighting … Read more
The Supreme Court of India is set to get two new judges as the High Court judges of Uttarakhand and Calcutta will be sworn in on August 31, 2021. The appointment of the judges comes after weeks of speculation and consultation between the judiciary and the government. With the swearing in of the new judges, … Read more
In a recent development, the owners of Nolan Transport have successfully registered a €6.9 million judgment against a former solicitor. This judgment stems from allegations of fraud committed by the solicitor, who was acting on behalf of Nolan Transport in a property transaction. The case has been ongoing for several years, and this latest development … Read more
The legal case between Enoch Burke and Wilson’s Hospital School finally made it to the High Court in Dublin last week. Burke had been suspended from the board of management of the school last year after taking exception to a request from the principal that a student be addressed by a different name and pronoun … Read more
The Nuremore Hotel in Monaghan has been a staple of the local community for over 60 years but has recently fallen into financial difficulties. As a result, a provisional liquidator has been appointed to the company behind the hotel, which has been described as “effectively abandoned” by the local council. The hotel’s future is now … Read more
Enoch Burke, a teacher at Wilson’s Hospital School in Ireland, objected to a request made by the principal to address a transitioning student by their preferred name and pronoun last June, but did not object to a similar request concerning a different student months earlier, the High Court has heard. Mr Burke’s behaviour at a … Read more