A dispute between the solicitors firm Eversheds and Dunnes Stores over fees for professional services has been admitted to the Commercial Court.

Doubts have been cast on the ability of the special liquidators of IBRC to offload its €22bn nominal value loanbook by the end of this year.

A plan to tax financial transactions in 11 European Union member states from 2014 is illegal, the bloc’s lawyers have concluded, dealing what could be a final blow to the measure as proposed.

A multi-million euro rescue plan has saved 250 jobs at Barna Waste with Cognito Asset Management buying the company out of examinership.

A High Court judge has said it is “incredible” to accept claims by members of Seán Quinn’s family they cannot produce documents concerning alleged contracts of employment with Russian companies from which they were paid “very large” sums totalling almost €2m in a “very strange way”.

One Dublin legal firm last year received fees in excess of €2m from Nama as the bonanza for professional firms from the agency’s work continued.

A buyer has been found for the Dublin-based waste management business Greenstar eight months after the company entered receivership.

A daughter of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn withdrew almost €340,000 in cash from ATMs over a year from her Russian bank account, with most of it going to pay legal fees.

A daughter of bankrupt businessman Seán Quinn has told the Commercial Court she received €379,170 under employment contracts with three Russian companies which she signed without reading, because they were in Russian.

A daughter of ex-billionaire Sean Quinn opened several bank accounts in Dubai after legal action was launched to stop the family asset-stripping their global property empire.

A daughter of ex-billionaire Sean Quinn has no records of four bank accounts she opened a year ago in Dubai, a court has heard.

Nama has spent €51.5m on legal fees since it was set up but expects to recoup €36.16m of this from property developers.

Jailed businessman Sean Quinn is once again without legal representation after he secured a court order for his solicitors Kevin R Winters and Co to come off record.

It is believed that Bank of Ireland will not be following AIB’s lead and writing to former executives asking them to surrender part of their pensions.

The president of the Irish Co-operative Organisation Society (ICOS) Bertie O’Leary has called on Glanbia shareholders to vote “yes” and pave the way for the creation of Glanbia Ingredients Ireland.

Members of Sean Quinn's family are to apply for the removal of the receiver appointed over their multimillion euro assets, claiming they perceive a conflict of interest.

The High Court has allowed several family members of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn vary the terms of freezing orders imposed on them so they can pay more than €160,000 in legal fees to their former lawyers.

Another High Court judge dealing with an application in the Seán Quinn bankruptcy saga has issued another warning on the risks associated with contempt.

Lawyers for IBRC want Sean Quinn's family to identify personal assets that can be set against their legal expenses.

Bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn and members of his family will no longer have legal representation in two major upcoming court battles against the former Anglo Irish Bank.

Solicitors for Sean Quinn and his family are due to apply to the High Court today to withdraw from representing them in two legal actions involving the former Anglo Irish Bank.

Lawyers for the Quinn family have applied to stop representing them in their ongoing legal battle with the IBRC.

Solicitors for Sean Quinn and his family have informed the High Court that they will no longer be representing them in two legal actions involving the former Anglo Irish Bank.

A “mesmerisingly complex” scheme devised by bankrupt businessman Seán Quinn and members of his family to put multi-million assets beyond the reach of the former Anglo Irish Bank and “to feather their own nests” has been described by a judge as the largest and most devious seen to date in the Commercial Court.

A media lawyer has backed Newcastle’s reported moves to restrict their players using social networking site Twitter.

A landmark legal ruling allowing workers to claim back holiday time lost to illness will expose employers to exploitation, it was warned today.

Tony Culhane and Dean Mernagh are confident they will be cleared of all charges after the Horseracing Regulatory Authority confirmed they will face a disciplinary inquiry.

SVEN-GORAN ERIKSSON was last night “very relieved and pleased” at being given the go-ahead to continue as England coach after being cleared of any wrongdoing by the Football Association board.

Sven-Goran Eriksson was tonight given the go-ahead to continue as England coach after being cleared of any wrongdoing by the Football Association’s board.

NEARLY £70 million has been paid to lawyers at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry.

The former leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party John Hume is due to appear before the Bloody Sunday tribunal in Derry today.