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Alex CaseyJul 16, 2023The Lingering Traces of Moral Hazard in 'Fresh Start' Personal Insolvency: Ireland's Radical Reform Alex Casey is an LLM, International Commercial Law Student at the School of Law, University of Limerick. In this blog, Alex critically...
Niamh GuiryJun 28, 2023No One Will Be Left Behind: The SDG Framework and LGBTQ+ RightsNiamh Guiry is a 1st year PhD Researcher at the School of Law, University College Cork. In this blog, Niamh discusses LGBTQ+ rights in...
Michael James BolandFeb 6, 2023The Codification of the Directors Duty to Consider the Interests of Creditors in Irish Company LawMichael James Boland is a PhD Researcher at the School of Law, University College Cork. In this blog, Michael considers the codification...
Denis ClancyDec 23, 2022ESG Disclosure: Capturing The Zeitgeist of EU Capital MarketsIn our latest Roundtable blog, Denis Clancy considers recent developments in corporate environmental, social, and governance practices....
Eoin JacksonSep 15, 2022Friends of the Earth - Following in FIE's FootstepsIn this blog, Eoin Jackson[1] discusses the recent judgment of the UK High Court in Friends of the Earth v Secretary of State for...
Giovanni Chiarini and Izuchukwu Temilade NwagbaraJun 17, 2022Nigeria - A Twelve-Year Preliminary ExaminationIs the Time Ripe For the ICC Prosecutor to Tackle Boko Haram's Criminals?
Patrick BarrettFeb 22, 2022New Judicial Council’s Guidelines: End of the Personal Injury Gravy-Train?In this blog, Patrick Barrett BL considers the personal injury guidelines created by the Judicial Council. This blog explores how the...
Cormac HickeyFeb 6, 2022Literally? Finding the plain meaning of legislationIn our latest blog, Cormac Hickey considers the bane of a budding law students’ early career, statutory interpretation. In this educative...