With Brexit at the forefront of every Irish employer’s mind, it would be easy to miss other upcoming employment law changes that will impact on the way Irish employers run their businesses. In April of this year, the Government announced its intention to introduce legislation on mandatory gender pay gap reporting before the end of the […]
O’Flynn Exhams is delighted to sponsor the Social Enterprise award category at the upcoming Network Ireland Business Awards. The event will take place on Friday, 27th of September, in the Celtic Ross Hotel, West Cork. The awards ceremony will feature eight award categories recognising women who have excelled in their respective fields. The black-tie event, to […]
O’Flynn Exhams (OFX) Solicitors, in conjunction with Hays Ireland, hosted an Employment Law Breakfast Seminar on Thursday, 19th of September in the Clayton Hotel, Cork City. From hiring employees to lawfully terminating contracts, the seminar gave the over 120 attendees specialist advice on recent changes in Irish legislation, an update on current trends and case law, and tips […]
O’Flynn Exhams was delighted to run its Summer Internship Programme again this year. Fionn O’Carroll, Lauren Dermody, Anna Leahy and Darragh Muldoon (pictured) took part in this year’s programme, working across our Litigation, Corporate & Commercial and Commercial Property teams. The four-week programme is designed to give participants an introduction to a career in law, with participants gaining the […]
O’Flynn Exhams recently acted for a number of Serie A (Italian premier league) soccer clubs in supporting a successful petition to wind up Media Partners & Silva Limited, an Irish-registered company in an international sports media group (the “Company”). The winding up petition was opposed by another creditor, who had obtained a Mareva Injunction and […]
On 24 May 2019, the Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Act 2019 (“the Act”) was signed by the President. The Act introduced a range of significant changes for the residential rental sector, some of which are effective from 4 June 2019 and others that will be phased in over the coming months. In this article, we’ve highlighted four key changes […]
The Irish Immigrant Investor Programme was introduced in April 2012 and has been revised a number of times since then. To qualify for the Irish Immigrant Investor Programme a high net worth non-EEA national, with a minimum personal net worth of €2,000,000, can invest a minimum amount into an Irish business which provides employment, invest […]
O’Flynn Exhams was delighted to sponsor the 2019 Cope Foundation June Golf Classic, which took place on 13 and 14 June, at Douglas Golf Club. Southcoast Homes and Construction won the Cope Foundation Golf Classic Perpetual Cup and all entry fees were donated to the Cope Foundation. The funds raised from this year’s Golf Classic will […]
The recent Supreme Court decision of ACC Loan Management DAC v Rickard & Anor has confirmed that the Court can appoint a receiver (an individual appointed by a Court to handle money or property during a lawsuit) by way of equitable execution over the basic farm payment as a means to enforce a judgment debt. […]
Eileen Lynch (left) pictured with An Tánaiste, Simon Coveney and Sinead Ronan, at the recent coffee morning hosted by O’Flynn Exhams in aid of the Cope Foundation. We would like to congratulate Associate Solicitor, Eileen Lynch, on being elected to the Macroom Electoral Area, as part of the 2019 Local Elections. Eileen is a first […]
O’Flynn Exhams is delighted to once again sponsor the Cope Foundation’s annual Golf Classic fundraiser. The event, now in its 23rd year, raises much-needed funds for individuals with intellectual disabilities and/or autism, and their families. Last year’s Golf Classic raised over €40,000, bringing the total funds raised to date, to over €1.6 million. This year’s […]
Irish property owners should be aware that there have been some instances in the UK of fraudsters attempting to register as the owner of a property with the UK Land Registry. One high profile case involved a mother and daughter being found guilty of conspiracy to commit fraud. They duped professionals into enabling a fraudulent […]