Defamation Bill Revived and High Court Endorses Higgins Damages Approach - WILLIAM FRY
The High Court, in Casey v McMenamin, awarded damages, including aggravated damages, for defamation arising out of a Facebook post.| WILLIAM FRY
The High Court has refused an extension, sought by the Plaintiff, of the limitation period in a defamation action.| WILLIAM FRY
William Fry's Litigation & Investigations department has contributed to Lexology Panoramic: Defamation & Reputation Management 2025 local expert guide.| WILLIAM FRY
The High Court, in Casey v McMenamin, awarded damages, including aggravated damages, for defamation arising out of a Facebook post.| WILLIAM FRY
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AI in Litigation: Cautionary Tales from the Courts .| WILLIAM FRY
The High Court directed four sets of defamation proceedings be heard simultaneously given the substantial overlap in the claims and defences.| 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
Highest GDPR damages awarded by Circuit Court, awarding €7,500 in personal data breach claim against government agency.| WILLIAM FRY
Irish Court of Appeal Joins Google as Defendant in Defamation Proceedings .| WILLIAM FRY
96% of in-house lawyers in Munster believe their organisation is prepared to handle a data subject access request (DSAR).| WILLIAM FRY
