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

Last year, the European Commission warned businesses about the risks of agreeing not to ‘poach’ each other’s employees, or to ...

The Taoiseach has indicated the Government will re-examine Rent Pressure Zones (RPZs) before the current legislation expires ...

Sustainability regulations, supply chain due diligence and evolving food safety standards are reshaping the agri-food sector in 2025. Jamie Gallagher ...

We have released details of our turnover for 2024, with increased growth of 7% to €122 million. Our international presence also expanded in line with enhanced client needs, with all international ...

Our Insurance & Risk Annual Review considers significant developments and decisions that impacted the insurance litigation landscape over the last year including defamation, occupiers' liability ...

We advised Nord/LB and AIB on NTR’s €109 million portfolio financing. Both banks were appointed as Mandated Lead Arrangers (MLAs), with Nord/LB also acting as Facility Agent and Account Bank. Each ...

Gemma Allen, our Director of North America Market and Strategy, joined Katie Hannon as a guest on RTÉ’s The Upfront. Gemma discussed why Ireland remains a leading destination for US businesses, even ...

The Irish Court of Appeal has allowed BMS to challenge a High Court ruling that the patent for its anticoagulant drug “Eliquis” is invalid. It was determined that the High Court “trial judge failed to ...

The Government has a plan for aged care. In a time when many of those in the sector are facing extreme hardship and the elderly need more suitable options, our Real Estate team examine whether the ...

We will host our Education Update for Primary & Secondary Schools on Wednesday 5 March from 3:00pm – 4:00pm, via Zoom. Our panel of speakers will cover key legal updates for schools, including how to ...

Looking ahead in 2025, we examine how Ireland is delivering some key infrastructure projects in Project Ireland 2040, which sets out Ireland’s long-term strategy for public capital projects out to ...