Mason Hayes & Curran

Clarifications from recent helpful guidance by the Central Bank of Ireland are extremely welcome, and signal a relaxation of the restriction on guarantees applicable to Irish AIFs ...

Mason Hayes & Curran partners Gearoid Carey and Gerard Kelly examine a recent High Court decision on the principle of res judicata. The High Court has recently ...

Mason Hayes & Curran has appointed Gerard Kelly as co-head of the firm's dispute resolution practice alongside Maurice Phelan. Mr Kelly, who brings a wealth of experience ...

Mason Hayes & Curran has backed the launch of a new €1.5 million fund aimed at fostering inclusive, resilient communities and strengthen social cohesion across Ireland. The ...

Mason Hayes & Curran has reported a seven per cent increase in turnover to €122 million in 2024. The business law firm, one of very few Irish ...

It's all gone puff for Aldi, write Mason Hayes & Curran partner Gerard Kelly and senior associate John Milligan. The Federal Court of Australia has found Aldi ...

Irish businesses are confident in growth prospects for 2025 but are braced for challenges such as mounting regulatory pressures, rising costs and the impact of a change ...

Mason Hayes & Curran partners Gearoid Carey and Gerard Kelly explore a recent Court of Appeal decision and set out why it underscores the importance of careful ...

Property professionals believe planning reform would have the biggest impact on accelerating social housing delivery, according to a survey conducted by Mason Hayes & Curran. Nearly half ...

Ireland's aviation industry continues to grapple with diversity and gender equity issues, particularly in leadership roles, according to research by Mason Hayes & Curran. The business law ...

Four in 10 Irish businesses are unprepared to handle unannounced regulatory inspections, known as 'dawn raids', according to a survey by Mason Hayes & Curran. The business ...

Mason Hayes & Curran has partnered with the Trinity Corporate Governance Lab as its legal knowledge partner. The Corporate Governance Lab, an initiative of the Business School ...

Six out of 10 Irish businesses are not prepared for compliance with the European Accessibility Act (EAA), according to a survey by business law firm Mason Hayes ...

Four in ten Irish businesses will not be prepared for NIS2 compliance by next week's deadline, a survey by Mason Hayes & Curran suggests. The business law ...

Two-thirds (67 per cent) of Irish businesses have not implemented an AI policy, despite the EU AI Act coming into force on August 1, a survey by ...