Car accidents (also known as road traffic accident) are unfortunately a common occurrence in Ireland and they are the most common cause of personal injury claims in Ireland. We specialise is car accident claims and can guide you through the process. Read more

While vehicle drivers have insurance to cover them for injuries in the case of an accident it is rare that you will have the same protection as a cyclist. This can mean you have to cover the cost of medical expenses and loss of earnings yourself due to an accident while cycling. If another person causes your cycling accident you could be eligible to make a cycling accident claim. Compensation received can help to reduce the financial loss caused to you. Read More

Motorbike accident claims can differ in many ways from car accident claims. While accidents in a car can lead to minor injuries , the same accident can lead to far more severe injuries for motorcyclists. The majority of motorbike accidents are caused by other road users. If another person causes your motorbike accident you could be eligible to make a motorbike accident claim. Compensation received can help to reduce the financial loss caused to you as a result of medical expenses and loss of earnings. Read More

Whiplash is caused by an over extension of the neck and is very common in road traffic accidents. The effects of whiplash vary from person to person. Some people have mild symptoms while headaches can be prolonged and severe in some people. The back and neck pain can resolve in a matter of months or it can take years or even lead to permanent disability. If you were involved in an accident that was somebody else’s fault and you are suffering from whiplash you may a claim for compensation. Read More

Your employer has a duty to provide you with a safe workplace include adequate safety training and equipment for you and your co-workers. If your employer has failed to do so you may be entitled to compensation if you have suffered an injury while at work. Read more

Slips, trips and falls can occur almost anywhere. In a public place there is a duty of care owed to everyone using that place to maintain the area in safe manner. Read More

Our Personal Injury Solicitors can help guide you through many different types of personal injury claims. If your injury has been caused by somebody else then you may be entitled to compensation which can help to cover medical expenses, loss of earnings and an amount for the pain and suffering caused to you. Read More

The death of a family member is always a difficult time. As well as the emotional stress, it can cause financial stress for those left behind. If a family member’s death is caused by somebody else there may be a claim for compensation. Read More

Compensation for personal injuries gets a bad reputation in the media which is often driven by the insurance industry trying to put victims off from claiming what they are entitled to because somebody else has harmed them. There are two main ideas behind compensation. Firstly, to make amends to the person who has been injured due to another person’s negligence. Secondly, to act as a deterrent so less injuries are caused in the future. Read more

Insurance companies are very experienced at knowing the value of claims. They can often make an offer soon after an injury has occurred in an attempt to save themselves money down the line as they know the offer is less than what the claim is worth. Read More

Before submitting a claim to the Injuries Board you may well receive an offer to settle your claim. Insurance companies are very experienced at knowing the value of claims. They can often make an offer soon after an injury has occurred in an attempt to save themselves money down the line as they know the offer is less than what the claim is worth. These offers often take advantage of injured people who do not have legal representation and do not understand how the claim process works in the hope they may be under financial stress and willing to accept an offer that is below the fair value of their claim. Read More

A ‘no win no fee’ arrangement is when a solicitor agrees not to charge fees if your case is unsuccessful. If your case does succeed, then legal fees will apply. The advantage to the injured person is that they do not have to come up with the money to pay the solicitor costs, and potentially medical costs and other outlay up front. In essence the solicitor takes a financial risk that they will not get paid if the case does not succeed. Read More