This subtopic provides an overview of common types of corporate disputes including claims against directors, disputes linked to restructuring and insolvency procedures and remedies available under the Companies Act 2014 (Ireland).
Practice Note: Ireland—Court applications under the Companies Act 2014 (Ireland) sets out and examines the primary court applications which will be of most relevance to practitioners looking at court remedies available under Companies Act 2014 (Ireland). It canvasses various contexts and situations, the most relevant and common
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