Personal Injury Solicitors

Losing a loved one is a devastating experience. The grief is compounded when the death is sudden, unexpected, and caused by the reckless actions of another. For Vera Lynch, the mother of Stephen Lynch, a fatal hit-and-run incident in 2017 began a long and difficult journey for justice. Recently, the High Court awarded her €130,000 […]

More than 5,000 De Vielle Dual Fan Electric Heaters have been recalled across Ireland following the discovery of a serious electrical safety flaw. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) issued the urgent safety alert after testing revealed these small white fan heaters pose a significant risk of electric shock to users. If you own

The recent death of a Dublin City Council worker is a tragic reminder of the dangers present in some workplaces. Desmond Grace, a waste management employee, suffered fatal crush injuries after being caught between a truck and a wall at the council’s bin depot on Bow Lane. This heartbreaking event underscores the devastating impact workplace

When you purchase a new vehicle, safety ratings displayed prominently in showrooms and advertisements likely influence your decision. Five-star safety awards and impressive crash test scores provide reassurance that you’re making a responsible choice for yourself and your family. But how trustworthy are these manufacturer-provided safety claims, particularly when road safety statistics tell a different

An online comment, posted in seconds, can cause lasting damage to a person’s or a company’s reputation. The speed and reach of digital platforms mean that false statements can circulate widely, making it crucial to understand how Irish courts address the harm caused. Two recent High Court judgments offer valuable guidance on how damages are

When you’ve suffered a personal injury, deciding which court to bring your claim in is a critical step. Commencing proceedings in a higher court than necessary can have significant financial consequences. A recent High Court judgment has provided welcome clarity on “differential costs orders,” a legal tool designed to address this very issue. Understanding these

The publication of the Crowe Report into Roads Policing operations has sent shockwaves through Ireland’s road safety community. Commissioned by An Garda Síochána in February 2024, this independent review exposes systemic failures that help explain why Irish roads have become increasingly dangerous places for all users. Its “damning” and “heartbreaking” findings have resonated deeply with

The digital age has transformed how we understand publication and liability in defamation law. A recent Court of Appeal judgment in Gilroy v O’Leary and Google Ireland highlights the evolving complexity of these issues, particularly when dealing with intermediary service providers like Google. John Ringrose, Partner, writes that for practitioners and clients alike, this case

A devastating fall at a public park has resulted in a €3.3 million interim payment for a young boy who now requires round-the-clock care and faces life as a wheelchair user. The High Court settlement represents one of the most significant compensation awards for park-related injuries, highlighting crucial questions about public safety standards and the