Resolution found in row involving software firm Larry Mullen and John Bishop invested in

Case brought over Hears Technology which provides hearing tests via smartphones

Last September proceedings brought by Hears against BAK and Mr Morrissey were admitted to the Commercial Court.

It also alleged that a €548,000 credit for software services allegedly made available to Hears by BAK in consideration for shares in the plaintiff company was never actually provided. Mr Morrissey, in that action, claimed John Bishop had set Hears on a course for “its dissolution and demise.” He alleged the firm was damaged due to the “irrational, unfair, wholly unfounded and oppressive” actions of Mr Bishop.On Friday, the Commercial Court was told by Eoghan Cole, for Hears, that “happily this week a settlement was reached” in what was a case involving matters of considerable complexity and seriousness.

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