A concerted effort is under way to position Ireland as a centre for international dispute resolution.
hile the potential for Dublin to become an international legal hub has been talked up in the wake of Brexit, efforts to turn that vision into a reality will gather pace today with the opening of the inaugural Dublin International Disputes Week (DIDW).
The aim of the event is to highlight Ireland’s new-found position as the only remaining English-speaking common law jurisdiction in the EU, as well as the growth in complex international litigation being dealt with by the High Court.
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