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Divorce Law in Ireland – The Family Law Act 2019
Parts I and II of The Family Law Act 2019 commenced on 1 December 2019 and amend The Judicial Separation and Family Law Act, 1989, The Family Law Divorce Act 1996 and The Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act, 2010.
What leave are you entitled to as a working parent?
Parents leave is one of the newest statutory entitlements for parents. For any child born or adopted on or after 1st November 2019 each parent is entitled to a two weeks paid parents leave in the first year of a child’s life.
Thinking of Making a Will?
Have you thought of making a new Will but decided that it just seemed like too much hard work, then we at Carter Anhold & Co Solicitors want to help.
Carter Anhold & Co Solicitors Successfully Defend Receiver-Based Injunction
In a recent Judgement delivered by Her Honour Justice Pilkington in the High Court on 14 November 2019, in a case entitled Tom Kavanagh, Harry Hilliard, Ursula Hilliard, Dermot Duffy, Mary Duffy, wherein Carter Anhold & Co acted for the first and second named defendants.
Christmas Shopping Online – Know Your Rights
Some shoppers may be concerned that we do not have the same consumer rights when buying online as we do when shopping in store, but this is not the case at all.
Employment Law
The new Act seeks to protect workers on insecure Contracts or working variable hours, what could otherwise be called “casual working”.
Brexit Data Protection and Cloud Storage Update
The Irish Government’s news department, Merrion Street, has issued an update regarding the storage of personal data by Irish companies in or on UK based cloud systems.
Brexit and Data Protection Update
Given the continuing uncertainty and proximity in relation to Brexit (29th March 2019 at the time of writing!), it is important now for businesses ..
Banking Guarantee Enforcement Case
Carter Anhold & Co secure successful defence of Banking Guarantee Enforcement case, and achieve a costs order in favour of the Defendant Guarantor.
E-Receipts: A Seasonal Reminder
As the countdown to Christmas gets ever closer, retail activity receives a foreseeable general boost which, in turn, provides for an increase in purchase receipts.
When DPIA Is Required
Article 35 of the General Data Protection Regulations (the “GDPR”) requires a DPIA be carried out by a controller where the type of data processing, in particular using new technology ….
4 Top Tips for Employers at Christmas Time
As Christmas approaches, the airwaves commonly tell of stories concerning inappropriate behaviour in the workplace and sexual harassment claims arising perhaps during a work place party or the like
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