Brehon Laws and Divorce in Ireland
The Brehon laws were the legal system of Ireland for over a thousand years, dating back as early as the 1st century AD and continuing in various forms until the 17th century, when they were superseded by English common law.
KOD Lyons Employment Department Secures Settlement for Two Employees under the Employment Equality Act (1998)
KOD Lyons LLP Employment Department led by Associate Andy Walsh represented an employee formally employed in a multinational tech company who had suffered harassment at a workplace event.
KOD Lyons LLP Employment Department Acts for Multinational Vehicle Leasing Company
KOD Lyons LLP Employment Department led by Associate Andy Walsh recently acted for the Irish branch of a multinational vehicle leasing company in respect of a non-solicitation / non-compete agreement.
Changes to The Social Welfare Appeals Regulations 2024 (S.I. No. 744 of 2024)
Social welfare payments such as Domiciliary Care allowance(DCA) Disability Allowance and Carers allowance are processed in the Department of Social Protection.
My Summer at KOD Lyons LLP
I first came across KOD Lyons at my career fair in DCU. At the time, I was swamped with applications for legal summer internships in corporate firms.
Ten Years On: Reflecting on LGBTQI+ Rights in Ireland and the Road Ahead
by Grace Holmes, Legal Executive.
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Sports Accident or Criminal Exposure? By David Sebjan, Legal Intern
On the 28th of October 2023, Adam Johnson, an ice hockey player for the Nottingham Panthers died during a game at Sheffield’s Utilita Arena.
Sex Work in Ireland: Evaluating the 2025 Review of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2017
by Katie Dowling, Associate.
In March 2025, the
