Most Read Insights - November 2024

Most Read Insights - November 2024

Welcome to the second edition of our November newsletter, where we share firm news and highlight the most read insights from our website. This month we cover key topics including:

  • The upcoming MiCAR deadline and what it means for crypto-asset service providers
  • The key issues which may impact the litigation landscape in 2025
  • The Forced Labour Regulation, its scope and likely means of enforcement?

Our insights aim to keep you informed on emerging legal trends shaping the business landscape, ensuring you stay well-prepared for what’s ahead.

Top Articles

1. MiCAR Deadline Looms: What Next?

The EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation will soon apply to crypto-asset service providers. Irish virtual asset service providers can benefit from a transitional period but must secure CASP authorisation to continue operating beyond December 2025.

We examine recent regulatory developments, the evolving standards set by ESMA, and guidance for crypto firms navigating compliance.

2. Forced Labour Ban Set to Reshape Global Supply Chains

The Forced Labour Regulation (FLR) has been approved by the European Parliament, marking a significant milestone in the EU's fight against forced labour and promoting corporate ESG responsibilities. This regulation will impact businesses of all sizes by banning forced-labour-made products from the EU market.

We explore the FLR’s scope, likely means of enforcement, and how it complements other EU directives. Discover what companies should do to prepare.

3. Dispute Resolution in 2025: What's in Store?

As 2025 approaches, Head of Dispute Resolution, Maurice Phelan looks ahead and highlights some of the issues which could impact the litigation landscape in the coming year.?

4. Ireland's Tax Landscape in 2025

Co-head of Tax, Kevin Mangan highlights key tax considerations for 2025, including Ireland’s new dividend participation exemption, together with potential improvements to Ireland’s investment fund offering and to interest deductibility rules.

Kevin also looks at international developments and their potential impacts on the Irish economy and tax system in 2025.

5. Top 10 Tips for Tenderers in Public Procurement Processes

Tendering for public contracts can be daunting, but avoiding common mistakes can significantly improve your chances of success. From understanding tender requirements to meeting deadlines, we have compiled essential tips to help you navigate the process smoothly.

Upcoming Events

Webinar Re-Run: NIS2 is Here - What You Need to Know

Did you miss our webinar on the NIS2 Directive? We will re-run this webinar on Monday 2 December from 11:00am – 12:00pm, via Zoom.

The NIS2 Directive aims to address the growing threats to network and information systems by strengthening the legal framework for cybersecurity in the EU.

?? : Monday 2 December

? : 11:00am - 12:00pm

Register now.

Annual Art Exhibition

We will host our end of year Annual Art Exhibition on Wednesday 11 December in our offices on Barrow Street. Some of the exhibiting artists will be available to discuss their work and all pieces on display will be available to purchase on the evening.

?? : Wednesday 11 December

? : 5:30pm - 7:30pm

?? : Mason Hayes & Curran Offices, Barrow Street, Dublin 4

Register now.

CPD on Demand

We have a selection of webinars available for you to watch. Once you watch our CPD on demand recording, you can avail of a CPD certificate at the end of the video.

Note it is not possible to fast forward or rewind the content.

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