Why thousands of traffic cases are now in doubt
Constitutionality ‘conundrum’ casts doubt over fair trials for range of traffic offences
Court to rule on problem with road traffic offences amendment
Act treats the same those who choose not to pay charge and those who do not receive it
Family suing Bank of Ireland in tracker dispute
Coffey family lost their home in 2015 having been denied tracker rate on mortgage
Tracker scandal: ‘I was forced into this predicament . . . I’ve lost everything’
Family in legal battle with BoI after losing their home describe their ‘hell on Earth’ ordeal
Shane Ross’s speeding penalties proposals are unworkable, experts say
Attorney General and Minister for Justice had already raised concerns about the plans
Irish hauliers and councils may seek €200m damages against truck makers
European Court of Justice ruling may prompt thousands of compensation claims here
Bullish German car lobby dismisses Dieselgate as bump in the road
Chief of auto industry lobby group VDA says German carmakers still well regarded abroad
Bank behaviour has caused people to take their own lives, solicitor claims
Evan O’Dwyer says offer of compensation by Christmas a ‘false, hollow carrot’
‘This is not just a tracker issue, it’s not just a PTSB issue – it’s a trust issue’
Solicitor behind tracker settlement urges all borrowers to check mortgage for mistakes
PTSB settles tracker mortgage case with customer out of court
Lender pays multiple of initial redress offer to mortgage customer in settlement
Proposed fixes for diesel engines illegal, says lawyer in VW cases
Only legal solution currently available is to ban affected cars from roads, lawyer says
German carmakers running out of political cover on emissions scandal
Transport minister pulls permits for 22,000 new Porsche Cayennes with cheat software
Irish hauliers take dozens of cases against European truck makers
High Court actions follow Brussels inquiry into truck manufacturers’ cartel
VW emissions scandal has enough diesel to run and run
Volkwagen is paying out billions in the US while playing hardball in Europe
Volkswagen seeks to put brakes on claim in Mayo court
Lawyers for German car maker challenge jurisdiction of Castlebar court to hear case against it over emissions scandal
VW emissions scandal leads to calls for class action lawsuits
MEP highlights Castlebar case as investors rush to file cases in Germany against firm
Judge calls Volkswagen court walkout ‘bizarre stunt’
Discovery application in case over emissions devices ‘still alive’, says District Court judge
Volkswagen legal team walks out of Castlebar court
Judge says case over emissions devices ‘will go on without Hamlet’
VW likely to face international implications over District Court case
Castlebar court to hear case brought over emissions cheat software
Irish legal firm teams up with German counterpart on VW emission cases
Mayo-based O’Dwyer Solicitors granted order of discovery against car giant last month
Calls for payout to Irish motorists as Volkswagen reaches €13.9bn deal in US
Deal will see $10,000 compensation and buy-backs for US owners amid calls for a similar deal for Irish owners
Consumer agency finds for VW but cheat device inquiry continues
CCPC finds VW was upfront with consumers over CO2 emissions but investigation into cheat devices on diesel cars ongoing
Volkswagen warns Irish dealers to tell buyers about emissions
Letter says failure to notify customers about CO2 emissions ‘increases risk of liability’
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