News

Business law update 2017 – event report

On 30 November 2017, Beauchamps held a business law event to explore the key legal issues that will impact businesses on a day-to-day basis in the coming year, at the Beauchamps offices on Sir John Ro...

Publication

Rapid expansion: What to do from a HR perspective

While most businesses aim for growth, expanding a business too quickly can put pressure on staff and resources, which can have implications for finances and overall productivity. From a HR perspecti...

Recent Work

Beauchamps acts for United Pre-Cast Concrete Abu Dhabi in successful High Court case

We acted for United Pre-Cast Concrete Abu Dhabi in a successful High Court petition seeking a winding up order against a creditor Irish construction company. This case involved multi-jurisdictional ...

Publication

Residential Tenancies Board publishes guidelines on “Substantial Change” exemption in rent pressure zones

The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) has published guidelines for landlords and tenants seeking to rely on the “substantial change” exemption to increase rents in a rent pressure zone (RPZ) and “subs...

Recent Work

Beauchamps advise SHS Group on its acquisition of Standard Brands

We recently advised SHS Group, a Northern Ireland company which owns a range of consumer brands and provides manufacturing and logistics services across the UK and Ireland, on the Irish law aspects of...

Publication

Harassment and sexual harassment in the workplace

Harassment and sexual harassment in the workplace are currently very hot topics and are increasingly being highlighted in the media both at home and abroad. Complaints of harassment or sexual harassm...

Publication

Commercial Court finds guarantee still valid despite material change to underlying facilities without the consent of the guarantor

In a recent commercial court decision, Ms Justice Costello found that a failure by a bank to obtain a fresh guarantee in the refinance of existing three facilities does not release the guarantor from ...

News

Charity sector: Trustees’ Week 2017

Ireland’s first Trustees’ Week will take place from November 13-17.  The week is being organised by Beauchamps' client the Charities Regulatory Authority, along with The Wheel, Charities Institute Ire...

Events

Breakfast briefing - Business Law Update 2017

We are pleased to announce our upcoming breakfast briefing which will explore the key legal issues that will impact businesses on a day-to-day basis in the coming year. Event overview The purpose o...

Publication

UK Court issues important judgment on the independence of expert witnesses

The appointment of expert witnesses should be approached with caution following the recent decision of the Technology and Construction Court in Bank of Ireland v Watts Group. The Court questioned the...

Events

Breakfast briefing - Procurement & construction update: lessons & practical tips

We are pleased to announce our upcoming breakfast briefing which will focus on public procurement and construction law. Event overview Beauchamps’ head of EU, competition & procurement, Dor...

Publication

Supreme Court examines whether a failed disciplinary process can constitute bullying and harassment

The Supreme Court has recently given some helpful guidance to employees and employers as to what type of behaviour can constitute bullying in the workplace. While this is not the first case on bullyi...

Publication

Introducing a policy on the use of English as a business language in the workplace

Many employers have a diverse and multicultural workforce, employing staff from a number of different countries. For this reason, it is becoming common practice for employers in Ireland to introduce a...

News

Social housing in Ireland: issues, challenges, and solutions - event report

Beauchamps’ social housing event with Minister Eoghan Murphy sparks fresh thinking for solutions to social housing provision in Ireland. On 25 October 2017, Beauchamps held a social housing event wi...

Publication

Key highlights of the Finance Bill for business in Ireland

The Minister for Finance published the Finance Bill on 19 October 2017. Here are the key highlights affecting businesses. Stamp duty on non-residential property The Finance Bill legislates for an in...