Cliona Kenny, Solicitor & Lebeau Jonker, Partner at CKT examine the Disability Act 2005 and specifically the Assessment of Needs process that has been put in the spotlight in a growing number of cases
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Emily Sexton, Partner at CKT, examines a number of changes to employment law in Ireland in the past year including the Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2018 and changes to parental leave.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin recently visited UCC for two of their annual recruitment events - the UCC Law Jobs Roadshow and the UCC Graduate Recruitment Fair.
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The Irish Commercial Mediation Association (ICMA) will hold a seminar entitled ‘Making Mediation Work’ on Thursday, 21st November 2019 in Cork.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin is delighted to have achieved the Q9000 gold standard from the Institute of Legal Research and Standards for our risk and quality management systems for the fifth year in a row.
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On 8th October 2019, to coincide with Mediation Awareness Week, Yvonne Joyce spoke to UCC Law Students on the topic “Mediation instead of Litigation?”.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin attended the annual CUH (Cork University Hospital) Charity Gala Fundraising Ball at the Rochestown Park Hotel on Saturday, 5th October 2019.
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As part of Marymount – University Hospital and Hospice 2019 Flag Day Comyn Kelleher Tobin solicitors and support staff collected more than €1,100 for the Cork based healthcare facility.
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Denise Kirwan, Partner in Child and Family Law, at CKT was one of several insightful speakers at last week’s second annual Cork Area Policy Implementation Group (CAPIG) seminar.
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Barry Kelleher, Solicitor, CKT has completed a Diploma in Education Law to further strengthens his capabilities in advising on a wide range of matters.
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Barry Kelleher, Solicitor, CKT analyses the Judicial Review of Disciplinary Investigations, and asks if it is a last resort?
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The Cork Area Policy Implementation Group (CAPIG) will host their second annual seminar in Bessborough, Mahon on Thursday, 12th September 2019.
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Tusla has recently implemented the Register of Non-compliance with Child Safeguarding Statement requirements, Denise Kirwan examines the legislation underpinning this move.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin has announced three new Partners - Louise Duggan, Lebeau Jonker and Emily Sexton - across Healthcare and Medical Law, Employment and Commercial Property practices.
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Court Service Annual Report 2018 shows a drop in the level of awards for Personal Injury Actions.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin Trainee Solicitor, Kevin Healy, took part in the Lawyers’ European Football Cup, which was held in UL's Conference and Sports Campus recently.
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Fionnuala Cullinane, Solicitor, Comyn Kelleher Tobin looks at the changing landscapes of Wardship in Ireland under President of the High Court, Mr. Justice Kelly.
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Sinead Fitzgerald, Partner in Child and Family Law at Comyn Kelleher Tobin, lectures on the financial aspects of family law at Law Society of Ireland recently.
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Yvonne Joyce, Partner at CKT, looks at the Coroners (Amendment) Bill 2018 which was published by the Minister for Justice and Equality, Charlie Flanagan on 2nd August 2018.
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The Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Act 2019 was signed into law on the 24th May 2019, amending the Residential Tenancies Acts 2004 to 2016.
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Congratulations to CKT's Tara O’Donnell, Ryan Callanan and Patrice O’Keeffe who took part in the Grant Thornton Corporate 5K that was held in Cork City Wednesday, 12th June 2019.
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Denise Kirwan, Partner, Child and Family Law at CKT, writes on the Criminal Justice (Victims of Crime) Act, that transposes Directive 2012/29 EU into Irish Law.
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Emma Comyn, Partner, CKT’s conveyancing team, looks at Japanese Knotweed and the potential responsibilities of landowners.
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Michelle Cronin, Solicitor, Child & Family Law, examines a recent judgement of Mr Justice Noonan in a Judicial Review taken on behalf of a child received into care on foot of an Emergency Care Order.
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Eamon Harrington, Partner and CEDR accredited experienced Mediator at CKT, looks at the process of Mediation, its benefits and some advice on the need for care in ensuring the deal struck sticks!
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Following a recent High Court decision David Taylor, Solicitor, Child & Family Law at CKT, asks can the Court decide where a child who is in the care of the Child and Family Agency, should be placed?
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Last week, runners from Comyn Kelleher Tobin took part in the second annual Law Society fundraiser, the Cork Calcutta Run.
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Following a landslide ‘Yes’ decision, Karen Tobin, Solicitor, Child and Family Law at CKT, looks at what Ireland’s Divorce Referendum means to those wishing to apply for a divorce.
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Emily Sexton, CKT's Employment Law team, outlines why employers should have a grievance procedure in place to deal with employee complaints and how that procedure should be applied.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin Family Law Solicitor, Karen Tobin, has qualified as a Mediator.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin Trainee Solicitor, Ryan Callanan, volunteered with Law Society and Habitat for Humanity in Zambia to build a home for a family not fortunate enough to have one of their own.
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Section 39 of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2017 inserted a new provision (section 19A) into the Criminal Evidence Act 1992.
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Hilda O'Keeffe analyses the recent judgement of Mr. Justice Barr involving a very sad case of a 36-year-old lady who has breast cancer and metastatic disease who claimed the GP was negligent.
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Yvonne Joyce, Healthcare Partner, advises where open disclosure is contemplated, care should be taken that the CLA procedures are carefully followed to ensure the legal protection applies.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin has become the first Irish law practice to welcome legal mental health charity LawCare to speak to all employees.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin has been recommended as a leading legal firm in the Insurance practice area in the 2019 edition of the Legal 500 EMEA rankings.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin solicitors co-sponsored the Irish Commercial Mediation Association (ICMA) Annual conference.
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CKT has announced the appointment of Cliona Kenny as Solicitor in the firm's Litigation and Healthcare departments.
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From 28th January 2019, new cost penalties have been introduced by the courts to penalise claimants who do not issue a letter of claim within one month of the accident, or file a verifying Affidavit.
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Denise Kirwan speaks at the Irish Play Therapy Association AGM held in Cork on 24th March 2019.
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Organised by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and CKT, almost 70 legal, engineering, construction and insurance professionals gathered to discuss ADR and it's growing popularity in Ireland.
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A national overview of the judicial child care proceedings has been undertaken by the Child Care Law Reporting Project (CCLRP) and reflects favourably on Cork City.
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The recently enacted Personal Injuries Assessment Board (Amendment) Act 2019 is due to come into force very soon.
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Chambers & Partners Europe Ranks Comyn Kelleher Tobin in 2019 Guide.
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Karen Tobin, Solicitor, Child & Family Law, takes a look at the upcoming referendum to amend Article 41 for those wishing to apply for a divorce.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin were delighted to be a key supporter of the Kinsale and District Lions Club 50th annual convention of District 133 – the all-Ireland governing body of 106 local Lions club.
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On 20th March, the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, CIArb Ireland, will host a free forum at the Clayton Hotel, Lapps Quay in Cork City Centre about Alternative Dispute Resolution.
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David Taylor, Solicitor, analyses a recent high court ruling whereby damages for mental distress caused by wrongful death are to be paid to surviving dependent only.
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Denise Kirwan, Partner in Child and Family Law at CKT to speak at a joint Barnardos Guardian ad Litem service and TIGALA seminar on the role of the GAL and representation of children.
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Eamon Harrington, Partner at Comyn Kelleher Tobin will be giving the international address at the upcoming 28th annual Medico Legal Congress on the 6th – 7th of March 2019.
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CKT's litigation team gave a workshop to the State Claims Agency on imminent changes in healthcare law, Pre-Action Protocols in clinical negligence actions, Open Disclosure and the Patient Safety Bill
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin attend Cork Chamber 200 Annual Dinner.
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Alison Kelleher, Partner at Comyn Kelleher Tobin (CKT) outlines a case study from the Data Protection Commissioner following the disclosure of CCTV footage.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin has presented a cheque for €1,000 to Cork City Children's Hospital Club.
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Michelle Cronin, solicitor at Comyn Kelleher Tobin, writes on the newly-commenced Domestic Violence Act 2018.
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Barry Kelleher, solicitor at Comyn Kelleher Tobin, analyses a recent High Court Judgement proposing greater personal responsibility and common sense in personal injuries claims.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin shows their support for Cork City Hospitals Children’s Club.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin solicitors has announced three strategic appointments following a year of growth.
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Congratulations to Judge Olann Kelleher who will be honoured at UCC's Alumni Achievement Awards for his contribution to UCC Rugby Club.
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Yvonne Joyce, Partner in Litigation at CKT, spoke at a recent seminar in UCC on the current issues and potential pressures facing doctors and medical students.
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Denise Kirwan, Partner at CKT, spoke as a guest panellist at this year’s Annual Family and Child Law Conference in the Law Society of Ireland.
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Congratulations to everyone who took part in the Run in the Dark in Cork.
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Barry Kelleher, Solicitor at CKT, has been re-elected to be a member of the Southern Law Association Council
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Denise Kirwan, Partner in Child and Family Law at CKT, spoke at a forum of An Garda Síochnána and Tusla on the Children First joint working protocol.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin’s Partner, Alison Kelleher, is featured in this month’s GP Forum Magazine.
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The Spent Convictions Act 2016 is premised on the concept of "forgive and forget" allowing past offenders to move on with their lives and not be tarnished by a previous offence.
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The High Court will rule at a later date on a case with important implications for the assessment of taxes concerning the inheritance of a family home.
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The Sunday Business Post recently profiled CKT's Managing Partner, Deborah Moore, tracing her career to date and exploring the lessons she has learned along the way.
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CKT donates a defibrillator to the Cork Lions club and the people of Cork.
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CKT had two teams take part in this years GT5K Run, raising vital funds for The Simon Communities based in Cork & Dublin.
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David Taylor analyses the differences between the English fault based system and the Irish no fault structure
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Denise Kirwan analyses recent case law determining the scope of the District Court to make orders in furtherance of the individual welfare of children under Section 47 of the Childcare Act 1991
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CKT were delighted to take part in this years Calcutta Run, raising vital funds for The HOPE Foundation and S.H.A.R.E.
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Applications to enforce RTB Determinations are no longer dealt with in the Circuit Court and can now be dealt with in the District Court.
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Managing Partner Debbie Moore was delighted to present a cheque for €1,000 from our fundraising coffee morning on Daffodil Day
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The Mediation Act has a significant impact on the practice and procedure of Family Law proceedings.
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A review of RP & Another v BK [2018] IEHC 139 where the High Court ruled on defamation proceedings in the context of a child protection referral.
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A recent High Court Decision by Judge Michael Twomey, sets out the test which is to be applied when deciding whether patient confidentiality can be breached in certain circumstances.
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As a result of charity events CKT were delighted to present €1,500 to the CUH Charity Fund.
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CKT hosted a coffee morning in support of Daffodil Day and the Irish cancer Society.
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Mary Boland examines a recent High Court decision of Justice Ní Raifeartaigh in the case of J (M) v O (S) 2018IEHC10 which ruled on the habitual residence of two children.
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Revenue has announced changes to the general clearance thresholds for Local Property Tax. The thresholds have increased with effect from 1st September 2017.
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Tenants in a commercial lease must now submit information to the Property Services Regulatory Authority (PSRA.)
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As of the 11th of February 2018, all organisations classed as providers of relevant services under the Children First Act 2015 are now required to have Child Safeguarding Statements.
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CKT’s Healthcare team facilitated a training course on Courtroom Skills on the 9th of February 2018 to HSE staff.
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Implementation of the Children First Act 2015 places a range of responsibilities on persons involved in any work or activity which consists mainly of persons having access to or contact with children.
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Emily Sexton analyses a recent High Court Judgement where an employer sought to enforce retirement on an individual due to their age.
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Denise Kirwan presents at the Law Society Child and Family Law Committee Conference in November 2017
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Mediation Act 2017 enacted by the President on 2nd of October 2017 placing obligations on solicitors at the commencement of proceedings.
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Labour Court decision that the sanctions imposed on an employee must be proportionate and alternatives short of dismissal should be considered where appropriate.
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Prohibition on Discrimination against persons with a disability.
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CKT sponsors the World Congress on Family Law and Children’s Rights.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin is delighted to announce Alison Kelleher and Hilda O'Keeffe have been appointed as Partners to our Corporate and Healthcare practices.
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CKT are delighted to confirm the move to our new premises at The Ormond Building, Ormond Quay.
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Guardian ad litem successful in joining four children to Judicial Review Proceedings of their own care order.
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Special Guest Roy Keane joins the team at CKT to launch our new office at George's Quay, Cork.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin joined hundreds of people for a 10km charity walk in Kinsale to raise funds for Breast Cancer Ireland.
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The Bessborough Centre welcomes Denise Kirwan and Helen Finucane to present a series of seminars surrounding the welfare and protection of children.
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The Court of Appeal Judgement in Forum Connemara -v- Galway Local Community Development Committee provides greater clarity around public procurement processes.
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Comyn Kelleher Tobin's Cork office has moved from 29 South Mall to 2 George's Quay. All other contact details remain the same.
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The Data Protection Commissioner has issued new best practice guidelines for the use of CCTV.
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Eamon Harrington invited to attend as guest speaker at the DSBA conference on Medical Negligence - preparing for medical litigation, mediation and dispute resolution in medical cases.
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Changes to inheritance law which affect owners of overseas property.
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CKT has increased its expertise in the Dispute Resolution team with the appointment of Alison Kelleher.
read moreA private member's bill to amend the Coroner's Service has been sponsored by Deputy Daly.
read moreImportant issues which Company Owners/Directors should be aware of in the new legislation.
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The Government has published a new Bill proposing to allow the District Court certain powers to assist creditors in the collection of Court Judgments.
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A recent decision High Court decision addresses the austerity legislation and considers who is a "public servant".
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Government publishes heads of bill to provide for Periodic Payment Orders. The new Civil Liability (Amendment) Bill will allow Court to award index-linked annual payment to catastrophically injured.
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An employee of Bank of Ireland has been reinstated to his role with the Bank following a 6 year battle ending in the High Court last week.
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