Books published by Clarus Press Ltd

This is the first book to comprehensively describe and explain the underpinnings and workings of two key parts of the penal system-probation and parole.

Civil Litigation of Commercial Fraud provides guidance on key issues in civil cases where allegations of fraudulent or dishonest conduct in business dealings are made.

Law for the Layperson: Life, Work & Death is an easy to read, accessible reference bookwhich seeks to inform the reader on a wide variety of legal issues that they may encounter intheir day-to-day lives.

Principles of the Law of Equity and Trusts in Ireland is an accessible student focused textproviding a comprehensive discussion of the law relating to equitable remedies and trusts. Written in a clear and concise manner, each chapter provides the reader with the keyprinciples, referring to decided case law and engages with academic debates.

Data Protection Compliance: A Guide to GDPR and Irish Data Protection Law is a practicalguide to current European data protection law, in particular the General Data ProtectionRegulation (GDPR), which came into force 25 May 2018.

This book provides an in-depth and comprehensive coverage and analyses of the law relating to will trusts and equitable property rights.

Contributors have written about the methods used in their research, outlining the choice methodology; describing methods used; detailing advantages, disadvantages and challenges to the approach taken; discussing any ethical considerations that arose in the context of the research; reflecting on the approach taken.

This book tailored to the needs of researchers in examining varying methodological approaches from a practical perspective. In addition to the principal approaches now commonly used in legal research issues such as participatory and community-based research as well as empirical methods will also be

This is the first book to cover Ireland's new Court of Appeal. This book explains the background to setting up the court, the procedures of the new court, including issues such as grounds for 'leapfrog' appeals from the High Court. The book also contains useful forms, precedents and other practical materials.

Divided into six general parts, with 25 chapters, this book commences with an introduction to the law followed by Company and Commercial Law, European Union Law, Law of Tort, the Law of Contract and Employment Law.

Trade Marks Law (2nd ed) provides a comprehensive examination of Irish trade marks law including analysis of all significant Superior Court and Patents Office jurisprudence.