Workplace accidents can bring more than just physical pain; they often come with worry and uncertainty about your future. Many employees who’ve been injured at work wonder, “Will claiming compensation put my job at risk?” It’s a valid concern, especially if you rely on your job to make ends meet or if you’re worried about […]
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Accidents happen, and when they do, the term “car write-off” might enter the conversation. It can sound alarming, but understanding what a write-off means and how to handle it can make a challenging situation far easier. This article will break down what being a car write-off entails, the different write-off categories, and the practical steps
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When it comes to negligence law, many parents and guardians are unaware of a crucial legal principle that can directly affect their lives and cases involving children under the age of 10. Simply put, a child under 10 years of age cannot be held legally accountable for contributory negligence in Ireland. This may seem like
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Work-related upper limb disorders (WRULDs) are more common than you might think, affecting thousands of workers across industries where repetitive tasks and poor ergonomics play a significant role. These disorders can be physically debilitating and emotionally draining, disrupting your work life and everyday routine. If you’ve been diagnosed with a WRULD due to workplace conditions,
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Interrogatories, despite being a potentially powerful litigation tool, have long been underutilised by parties in dispute resolution. However, recent amendments to Irish court rules aim to simplify their usage, offering plaintiffs a much-needed edge in advancing their cases efficiently. If you’re navigating the complexities of litigation, understanding interrogatories and recent legislative changes can help you
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Defamation law has continually evolved to address new technologies, but live-streaming presents challenges that require innovative judicial interpretation. A recent Irish court case involving live-streamed defamatory remarks at a church event is a groundbreaking example. The ruling highlights both the adaptability of defamation law and the necessity for individuals and organisations to maintain vigilance in
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When legal challenges arise, particularly identifying wrongdoers in complex cases, Norwich Pharmacal Orders (NPOs) can be an essential tool for justice. Rooted in equitable principles, NPOs are court-ordered measures designed to grant access to critical information, often from third parties who are not directly involved in wrongdoing but hold valuable data. While widely utilised across
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When the Supreme Court revisits a foundational aspect of legal practice, it often signals a pivotal moment for the judicial landscape and its stakeholders. The recent decision in Kirwan v O’Connor and Ors has done just that, offering a complete overhaul of the rules governing delayed prosecution in civil claims. For plaintiffs, especially in personal
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The landscape of defamation law in Ireland is undergoing significant changes with the introduction of the Defamation (Amendment) Bill 2024. This proposed legislation has sparked considerable discussion, particularly surrounding the notable omission of the ‘fair reporting’ defence. While the draft focuses on streamlining dispute resolution and enhancing protections for victims, this omission leaves several questions
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Hard work, dedication, and a deep commitment to justice have paid off as we are thrilled to announce that HOMS Assist has been recognised as Dublin’s Personal Injury and Medical Negligence Law Firm of 2025. This prestigious accolade is a testament to the incredible efforts of our team and the trust our valued clients have
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