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Medical Negligence* in Ireland
A medical negligence claim in Ireland may arise if you have suffered from an injury as a result of medical mistreatment or a lack of ...
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Going to Court to Resolve Your Catastrophic Personal Injury* Case
Here we discuss what you can expect if you are going to court to resolve your catastrophic injury matter. Undoubtedly, going to court can ...
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Acquired Brain Injuries*
An Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is an umbrella term for a brain injury that was literally acquired during an individual’s life time. It is an injury ...
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The Mediation Act 2017
The Mediation Act 2017 and the advantages of mediation for claimants who have suffered catastrophic injuries The Mediation Act was signed into law on 2nd ...
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Wardship & Catastrophic Injury* Cases
If a person successfully receives financial compensation as a result of their catastrophic injury case, an application may be made to the High Court for ...
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The Case of Gill Russell and the Real Rate of Return
In February 2017, the Supreme Court refused to allow the HSE to bring a further appeal in the case of Gill Russell, A Minor v ...
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Cauda Equina Syndrome* (CES)
Cauda Equina means “horses” tail in Latin. It is the name for the collection of nerves in the vertebral column below what is known ...
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The Classification of Spinal Cord Injuries*
Complete v Incomplete Injuries* Spinal cord injury solicitors will look to see whether the injury is complete or incomplete. Complete spinal cord injury: Where ...
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