Judge: Lawyers should inform court in advance if cases are settled before remote hearings

Mr Justice Brian O’Moore was speaking as four motions for discovery in a complex commercial case were settled today.
Judge: Lawyers should inform court in advance if cases are settled before remote hearings
Thu, 14 May, 2020 - 15:03
Ann O’Loughlin

Lawyers who settle cases set for remote hearing before the High Court should inform the court in advance so another case can take the slot, a High Court judge has said.

Mr Justice Brian O’Moore was speaking as four motions for discovery in a complex commercial case were settled today.

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CourtsPlace: Dawson Street, DublinPlace: UKPlace: IrelandPlace: Pleasant StreetPlace: PortobelloPlace: SandymountPlace: Halliday SquarePlace: DublinPerson: Brian O’MoorePerson: Chief JusticePerson: President of the High CourtPerson: O’MoorePerson: Liam HigginsPerson: Jamie ThomasPerson: Simon ArmstongPerson: CounselPerson: Cian FerriterPerson: Travel CounsellorsPerson: Michael HowardOrganisation: HighOrganisation: TrailfindersOrganisation: Trailfinders GroupOrganisation: Commercial CourtOrganisation: Travel Counsellors (Ireland) LtdOrganisation: TCIL
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