by Coleman Legal LLP | Apr 8, 2021 | Sexual Abuse Law
In 2018, it was revealed by The Times that sexual exploitation by Oxfam workers in Haiti, from 2010 to 2011, had been covered up. But despite being recently cleared to apply for Government aid funds Oxfam is again facing allegations of bullying, mismanagement, and...
by Coleman Legal LLP | Mar 26, 2021 | Sexual Abuse Law
On March 24th, the Oireachtas Justice Committee began hearing evidence on the issues surrounding giving testimony by victims of rape and sexual assault. As well as receiving numerous submissions, the committee will listen to oral evidence from the Department of...
by Coleman Legal LLP | Mar 23, 2021 | Employer's Liability
Goldman Sachs Junior Bankers Complain of Intense Working Conditions The issue of the intense working conditions of junior investment bankers has again come to the fore following the circulation on March 17th of a Twitter slide deck on social media, which was formatted...
by Coleman Legal LLP | Mar 11, 2021 | Sexual Abuse Law
Concerns have been raised by numerous former members of the Defence Forces in relation to the manner in which allegations of sexual abuse and assault have been handled. It is claimed that there exists a culture of ignoring sexual assault. This claim is disputed by the...
by Coleman Legal LLP | Mar 11, 2021 | Financial Mis-selling
Mr. Justice Brian O’ Moore has granted a petition to wind up MUT 103. MUT 103 is a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) of Dolphin Trust, now operating as the German Property Group (GPG), the former property investment group. Ms. Dineen is owed €135,890, including €8,890 in...
