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As the entire foreshore in Ireland, effectively the land between the sea and the mainland itself, is owned by the state, it is a...

Plaintiff who slipped on ice outside his apartment has € 60,000 award overturned on appeal. The appeal court found the plaintiff had...

Evidence rejected by the court as it was far too one-sided and failed to be objective. Evidence from a highly qualified expert witness...

Deed of transfer The wife of the deceased procured from her husband, shortly before his death, a deed of transfer of his multi-million...

Preparation for end of life, from a legal perspective, requires three considerations. The first outcome to consider is loss of life....

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS If a builder carries out negligent works on your house, but these remain undiscovered for many years, how does...

In any action where you are unsure of the case that the other party is going to make at trial, you may serve your opponent with a ‘Notice...

An estate agent is usually your first call. But your house can sell as soon as a board goes up, so it is just as important to inform...

Partners at Law Solicitors recently brought a successful Judicial Review application in the High Court which resulted in a prosecution...

During the 18th and 19th century it became common for landlords who owned large areas of land to lease out this land as a way of ensuring...

Partners at Law Solicitors were recently involved in an extradition case which is currently the subject of an appeal by the Minister for...

In the face of the coronavirus pandemic, we should all apply our minds to the end of our lives and express our wishes in a written...

Making a will during the coronavirus pandemic is simple and rewarding. In some respects, it is less stuffy as it can be done from your...

Alice Jago, a trainee solicitor at Partners at Law, competed as part of the Irish team at the 2019 International Environmental Mooting...