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An interesting decision was handed down by Mr. Justice Barrett on the 28th February 2016 recently which dealt with the issue of delay. In the case of Ann Vernon versus AIBP Limited, the Plaintiff had sued the Defendant for personal injuries when she claims that she was involved in an accident on or about theRead more

A trademark is the means by which a business identifies its services and/or its goods, and how it protects its unique way of presenting its goods and services from other businesses. Examples of Irish trademarks include, Tayto, Kerrygold, DCC, Paddy Power, Musgraves, Dunnes Stores, and soforth. The relevant legislation is the 1996 Trademarks Act, whichRead more

Jack Tchrakian has very kindly contributed another article for our blog: For generations, the practice of creditors in seeking judgment against their debtors has been, in the case of large institutional creditors, to have a single witness give evidence as to the nature of the debt in question based upon the creditors books and ledgers.Read more

Further to our blog post yesterday, I thought I’d introduce you to Jack Tchrakian, one of the highly qualified barristers with whom we work closely Profile: Jack Tchrakian BL After completing his Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree in Trinity College, Dublin in 2003, Jack qualified as a solicitor and practised at some of Ireland’s largestRead more

We work with the best barristers in the Law Library, and occasionally they share their knowledge with us by way of academic publication, herewith a recent article by Jack Tchrakian BL on Market Loss. Negligent Advise: What about Market Loss? One question which has come before the Courts since the crash of the Irish propertyRead more