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29.03.2017
Article 50 Triggered by UK Government
Nine months after 52% of Britons voted to leave the EU Prime Minister Theresa May has, today, notified the European Council of the UK’s intention to exit, triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty. The... READ MORE
28.03.2017
Energy Disputes 2017
Garret Farrelly and Nicola Dunleavy contribute their views on Ireland's legal approach to energy in Energy Disputes 2017. Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Ltd. Getting the Deal Through: Energy Disputes 2017, (published in... READ MORE
27.03.2017
The International Comparative Legal Guide to Insurance & Reinsurance 2017
Darren Maher discusses the implications of Brexit for the insurance industry in this opening chapter to the 2017 International Comparative Legal Guide to Insurance and Reinsurance 2017. The International Comparative Legal Guide to Insurance &... READ MORE
27.03.2017
ITR Transfer Pricing Guide Ireland
Matheson’s Joe Duffy and Tomas Bailey write on tax disputes post-BEPS in the 19th edition of the International Tax Review’s Transfer Pricing Guide. Click here to access the full guide. ITR Transfer Pricing Guide Ireland from... READ MORE
24.03.2017
Global Investigations Review: The Practitioner’s Guide to Global Investigations
Carina Lawlor provides an analysis on the legal framework, practice and procedure applicable to cross-border investigations in Ireland. Practitioner's Guide to Global Investigation from Matheson Law Firm READ MORE
23.03.2017
The Future of Corporate PPAs in Ireland
What is a “corporate PPA”? In general terms, a “corporate” power purchase agreement (or “PPA”) refers to a contractual arrangement whereby independent generators (typically renewable) and corporates that are large energy consumers, contract for the... READ MORE
15.03.2017
Court of Appeal Confirms There is No General Duty of Good Faith in Irish Contract Law
Significance and application of decision A recent Court of Appeal decision has restored certainty that, under Irish law, there is no general duty of good faith in the context of commercial contracts. The decision at... READ MORE