The Discovery 'Monster' - High Court Highlights Ongoing Issues - WILLIAM FRY
The High Court has refused a request to discover extensive inter-party correspondence, deeming it unnecessary.| WILLIAM FRY
The High Court has refused a request to discover extensive inter-party correspondence, deeming it unnecessary.| WILLIAM FRY
Irish Special Purpose Vehicles exempt from sustainability reporting under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).| WILLIAM FRY
The EU's €200 billion AI Continent Action Plan aims to establish European digital sovereignty transforming the EU into a global AI leader.| WILLIAM FRY
The Irish Data Protection Commission has launched an investigation into X's use of European users' public posts to train Elon Musk's Grok AI models.| WILLIAM FRY
The High Court delivered its highly anticipated decision in the Amcor case, confirming that reasonable notice should not be implied into the terms of a pension trust which allows an employer to terminate its liability to contribute by immediate notice.| WILLIAM FRY
High Court reaffirms that surcharge interest rates that are 'extravagant and unconscionable' and not commercially justifiable are not legally enforceable.| WILLIAM FRY
High Court upholds DPC's decision that HSE was not a data controller for non-work-related personal data on an employee's work phone.| WILLIAM FRY
Technology Department Consultant Susan Walsh and Morgan Flanagan-Creagh explore the critical topic of supply chain security under the NIS2 Directive| WILLIAM FRY
William Fry's financial regulation specialists examine the Central Bank of Ireland's proposed revisions to its Fitness and Probity (F&P) regime.| WILLIAM FRY
