In the latest episode of 'Company Law: Back to Basics', Dr Tom Courtney, Partner and Suzanne Kearney, Of Counsel, discuss the Supreme Court decision in McCool v Honeywell and its ramifications for company law. They explore the legal landscape of asset transactions by directors and shareholders.

This marks Tom Courtney’s final episode in the series. After three years and nearly 12,000 plays his expert analysis has been invaluable, and this episode is a fitting finale to the wealth of knowledge he has shared over the years.

﻿The "Back to Basics" series will continue in the autumn, so stayed tuned for more insights with Suzanne Kearney and Aisling Carey. ﻿﻿﻿﻿

Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast are to assist access to information and do not constitute legal or other advice. Speciﬁc advice should be sought in relation to speciﬁc cases. If you would like more information on this topic, please contact a member of our team or your usual Arthur Cox contact.

Company Law: Back To Basics - Directors, Shareholders And Company Assets

The long-awaited Automatic Enrolment Retirement Savings System Act 2024 was signed into law by the President on 9 July 2024. This Act will impact every business in the country which has employees.

In this podcast episode, Sarah McCague, Partner, Deirdre Cummins, Of Counsel and Daniel Watters, Senior Associate in our Pensions Group discuss the main changes to the final form legislation when compared to the draft Bill as initially published, and give practical tips on what employers should do next to get ready for AE.

Pensions: Auto Enrolment

The NIS 2 Directive, represents a significant advancement in the European Union’s approach to cybersecurity. Building on the foundations of the original NIS Directive, NIS 2 expands its scope to cover a broader range of sectors and entities, ensuring that critical infrastructure across the EU is better protected against cyber threats. The directive introduces stricter cybersecurity requirements, including enhanced measures for securing supply chains and detailed reporting obligations. 

Last year, our Technology and Innovation Group created a 3 part series, led by Vivian Spies, which has been collated into this podcast episode. This podcast will focus on new requirements, cybersecurity risk management and reporting, and liability and governance under NIS2.

NIS2 Directive Podcast

In our latest podcast, Deirdre Cummins, Of Counsel in our Pensions Group, is joined by colleagues Daniel Watters and Sarah McCague to delve into key updates in Irish pensions law. From "DORA Day" to the upcoming implementation of auto-enrolment and key case law on retirement age, this conversation unpacks the challenges trustees and employers face, offering practical advice to stay compliant in this evolving regulatory landscape.

Full video of podcast available here: https://youtu.be/wvNZ7PhlARk

Navigating Developments in Irish Pensions Law

The Data Act, effective from January 11, 2024, is reshaping the digital landscape, driving competition, and innovation through enhanced data sharing. Recognising the vast potential of data generated by connected products, this legislation is set to standardise access to both personal and non-personal data from IoT devices.

We’ve amalgamated our Data Act Video Series into a comprehensive podcast episode, bringing you expert insights from our Technology and Innovation Group on data access, sharing obligations and cloud switching provisions. 

The EU Data Act

The Corporate Graduate Programme is a two-year programme designed to help graduates decide which area of legal services is the right fit for them. The programme is for graduates of law, or those who have had exposure to law or corporate governance within their degree. In our latest video podcast, some of our corporate graduates discuss their experiences with the programme, give an overview of what they have learned and share some advice for anyone considering applying before the deadline of 22 May 2025. 

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In this podcast, Deirdre Sheehan, Partner, and Dearbhla Considine, Senior Professional Support Lawyer in our Real Estate Group discuss the recent government announcement of changes to PRS rent controls with Kate English, Chief Economist at Deloitte Ireland. From the expansion of Rent Pressure Zones nationwide to new rules around resetting rent between tenancies, inflation-linked rent caps, and increased tenancy protections—the discussion delves into what these changes mean for institutional and smaller landlords, and PRS and student accommodation developers and investors.

The EU Data Act

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