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WRC Rejects Sales Executive's Gender Discrimination Claim
The WRC has dismissed a sales executive's gender discrimination claim against Peninsula after finding lead allocations were based on conversion metrics.
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High Court Halts Pepper Finance Summary Possession Bid
High Court halts Pepper Finance's summary possession bid over a Dublin home, finding mortgage transfer documents incomplete and materially redacted.
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High Court Upholds Mars Capital Possession Order
The High Court has upheld a repossession order for Mars Capital, rejecting borrower challenges concerning loan securitisation, assignment, and delay.
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High Court Rejects Nowak Bid to Reopen Nine-Year-Old PwC Dispute
The High Court has refused Peter Nowak's bid to revisit a 2017 order striking out his unfair dismissal appeal against PwC after an unexplained nine-year delay.
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Civil Restraint Orders Face Growing Backlog and Cost Threats
Civil restraint order applicants in Ireland face adverse legal costs of €3,000 as District Court backlogs grow under the 2023 Criminal Law Act.
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High Court Grants Leave to Challenge HSE Wegovy Refusal
The High Court has granted a teenager leave to bring a judicial review over the HSE's refusal to fund weight-loss drug Wegovy under its hardship scheme.
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High Court Dismisses Stale Negligence Claim Against Solicitors
The High Court has struck out a stale €3m land conveyance negligence claim against a solicitors' firm due to an inexcusable five-year procedural delay.
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Peter McVerry Trust Faces Unfair Dismissal Claim at WRC
A Peter McVerry Trust worker has challenged her dismissal at the WRC after charity bosses claimed she retired to bed during an overnight hostel shift.
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Dublin Car Dealers Convicted Over Deceptive Write-Off Sales
Two Dublin car dealers have been convicted following a CCPC prosecution after selling dangerous, written-off vehicles without disclosing crash histories.
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High Court Splits Ruling on Pepper Finance Solicitor Claim
The High Court has delivered a split ruling in Pepper Finance's claim against a Dublin solicitor, striking out delay-affected claims on one property.
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Tax Ruling Denies Joint Assessment After Marital Breakdown
Tax Appeals Commission upholds Revenue decision denying joint assessment to an appellant whose marriage broke down, ruling tax law must strictly apply.
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Law Society Chief Takes High Court Action Over Contract Breach
Law Society of Northern Ireland chief executive David Lavery launches High Court proceedings against his employer over alleged employment contract breaches.
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