How to Achieve Data Protection by Design and by Default

If you control the means and purpose of processing personal data, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requires you to implement appropriate “technical and organisational measures” that are both: designed to implement data protection principles and to integrate the necessary safeguards into the processing to meet the requirements of GDPR and protect the rights of data subjects; […]

Larry FenelonPartner, Leman Solicitors

What does the Government’s “Code of Conduct” practically mean for commercial landlords and tenants?

The Government’s new “Code of Conduct between Landlords and Tenants for Commercial Rents” was introduced on 1 October 2020 by the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation. The Code was promised in the Programme for Government published in July and its purpose is to “facilitate discussions between landlords and tenants impacted by COVID-19”. The Code will be […]

Larry FenelonPartner, Leman Solicitors

Katherine Evans participates in the IR Global Disputes Virtual Series – Technology & Disputes: The impact of new technology on litigation and dispute resolution

Foreward by Andrew Chilvers For the legal sector, COVID-19 has been a huge catalyst for change globally. Overnight, almost all legal advisors decamped en masse from their expensive mid-town and city offices to their homes to work. Personal meetings suddenly disappeared to be replaced by virtual meetings on Zoom or Microsoft Teams. As the UK […]

Katherine EvansSenior Partner, Mirkwood Evans Vincent

Larry Fenelon participates in the IR Global Disputes Virtual Series – Technology & Disputes: The impact of new technology on litigation and dispute resolution

Foreward by Andrew Chilvers For the legal sector, COVID-19 has been a huge catalyst for change globally. Overnight, almost all legal advisors decamped en masse from their expensive mid-town and city offices to their homes to work. Personal meetings suddenly disappeared to be replaced by virtual meetings on Zoom or Microsoft Teams. As the UK […]

Larry FenelonPartner, Leman Solicitors

UGGC Avocats strengthens its IP-IT department with the integration of the teams of the ATurquoise law firm, founded by Anne-Marie Pecoraro

UGGC Avocats, a leading business law firm, further strengthens its positions in intellectual property, entertainment, and information technology law, with the arrival of Anne-Marie Pecoraro and her teams. She was the founder and a partner of the ATurquoise law firm. Anne-Marie Pecoraro has more than 25 years of international experience in intellectual property, media and […]

Anne-Marie PecoraroPartner, UGGC Avocats

COVID-19 Employment Update: Guidance on the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme

This recent article by our Employment & Corporate Immigration Team, discusses the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme which came into effect from today 1 September 2020 until 31 March 2021. The scheme, which replaces the Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme, has been introduced as part of the July Job Stimulus Plan which offers assistance to employers affected […]

Dominic ConlonPartner and Head of Corporate, Leman Solicitors

Nordic Aviation – What is a Scheme of Arrangement?

Nordic Aviation – What is a Scheme of Arrangement? A tumultuous summer In July this year, Nordic Aviation Capital (“NAC”) sought and was granted at the Irish High Court, a scheme of arrangement under the Companies Act 2014. The scheme’s result saw, amongst other things, a 12-month standstill and deferral of approximately US$5bn of both […]

Dominic ConlonPartner and Head of Corporate, Leman Solicitors

Transfer of Wirecard Prepaid Card Programmes

Ominous news that the UK e-money subsidiary of scandal-ridden Wirecard AG is “intending to wind-down its FCA-regulated business” and that “the business will continue to trade while alternative arrangements are being made with its card providers.”  Having advised on the set up and transition of various prepaid card programmes and customers, I’m aware this is highly technical […]

Dominic ConlonPartner and Head of Corporate, Leman Solicitors

Employment Update: Transdev Ireland Limited v Michael Caplis

This article considers a recent judgment by the High Court dismissing an appeal on a point of law by the employer, Transdev Ireland Limited, against the decision of the Labour Court. The Labour Court found that the dismissal of a Luas tram driver for moonlighting as a taxi driver was a disproportionate response to a […]

Dominic ConlonPartner and Head of Corporate, Leman Solicitors

Déjà vu! Suspension of Right to Claim Redundancy Extended Once Again

This article provides a brief update on government’s decision to extend the suspension of redundancy provisions relating to temporary lay-off and short-time work until November 30th 2020. We are available to discuss any issues that may arise for you as a result of your evolving obligations as an employer during this time of uncertainty. For […]

Dominic ConlonPartner and Head of Corporate, Leman Solicitors