Mason Hayes & Curran LLP is a leading Irish law firm based in Dublin with offices in San Francisco, New York and London.

Mason Hayes & Curran LLP is a leading Irish law firm based in Dublin with offices in San Francisco, New York and London.

Mason Hayes & Curran LLP is a leading Irish law firm based in Dublin with offices in San Francisco, New York and London.

Ireland is a global hub for aircraft leasing and financing, attracting the world’s top industry players. Working with these organisations gives us unrivalled insight into this dynamic sector. This ...

Catherine O’Flynn, Employment & Benefits Partner, discusses how the EU Pay Transparency Directive will reshape pay and hiring. While implementation in Ireland may be delayed, employers have time to ...

New data highlights that most personal injury claims still proceed to litigation, despite reforms aimed at streamlining the process. Our Insurance & Risk team explores why costs and timelines are ...

The Irish dispute resolution landscape is evolving rapidly and staying ahead means understanding what’s coming next. This year, our annual Dispute Resolution Conference focused on emerging ...

A recent decision of the Irish High Court provides important clarity on the Dunne Principles in assessing whether clinical negligence occurred. It reiterates that while clinical guidelines serve as a ...

Most litigation involves direct disputes between parties where one seeks relief or compensation against the other following some perceived wrong that has been committed. Typically, the proceedings ...

Our annual Dispute Resolution Conference focused on two of the most closely watched developments in Irish litigation: defamation reform and third-party litigation funding. These topics are not only ...

The old concepts of maintenance and champerty exclude participation in litigation by parties who have no connection to it. These concepts were recently considered by the High Court in the context of a ...

The European Parliament published its amendments to the European Commission’s proposed AI Act in June 2023. Brian McElligott, Head of Artificial Intelligence, considers when and how an AI system may ...