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Investor-State Disputes On The Horizon? CETA & The Arbitration (Amendment) Bill 2025

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By Christopher Thomas McCann, Karen S. Quigley, Cormac Bergin
| Mondaq
McCann Fitzgerald are most popular: within Criminal Law topic(s) with readers working within the Securities & Investment industries On 1 December 2025, the Arbitration (Amendment) Bill 2025 (the “Bill”) was published.
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Supreme Court Overhauls Rules On Delay In Prosecuting Claims

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By Ciara Ryan, Christopher Thomas McCann
| Mondaq
The Supreme Court recently delivered its judgment in Kirwan v O'Connor and Ors. The Court's decision is a reshaping and a rationalisation of the patchwork of rules governing the jurisdiction of the Superior Courts to strike out cases for failure to prosecute a claim in a timely manner. This decision will be highly relevant to clients and practitioners alike who are managing or involved in claims in which no steps have been taken for a number of years.
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Supreme Court Upholds Enforceability Of Polish Agreement Assigning Right To Sue

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By Ciara Ryan, Christopher Thomas McCann
| Mondaq
In a recent briefing, we highlighted a European Commission study identifying Ireland as an outlier in its continued prohibition of third-party litigation funding. The legal position in Ireland is the result of the continuation in force of ancient prohibitions against maintenance and champerty, which concern, in broad terms, the rights of individuals to take a role in proceedings they are not a party to, on foot of an assignment of rights or through funding.
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