Criminal Injury Solicitors

McMahon Goldrick Criminal Injury Solicitors support individuals who have suffered due to criminal acts.

Criminal Injury Solicitors in Ireland

Victims of criminal acts, such as violent assaults, often endure significant medical, physical, and psychological challenges requiring comprehensive treatment and support. Our Criminal Injury Solicitors recognise the importance of securing compensation for criminal injuries to facilitate access to the best possible support during these difficult times.

Victims can suffer lasting effects beyond physical harm, including stress, anxiety, and social isolation, which may impede their ability to work, engage socially, or pursue hobbies. Regardless of the criminal injury type, our team of criminal injury solicitors is committed to guiding you and your family through the criminal injury claims process against the accountable party.

We represent clients who have sustained catastrophic injuries, seeking a criminal injury claim for Acquired Brain InjurySpinal Injury , or Limb Amputations resulting in permanent disability.

45+ Years of Experience

Criminal injury solicitors with over 45 years collective experience with workplace accident claims.

Specialist Focus & Knowledge

We only focus on serious criminal injury claims, providing expert legal representation.

Criminal Injury Solicitors McMahon Goldrick Ralph and Grace

Watch the Video Below Where Our Criminal Injury Solicitors Discuss Making a Criminal Injury Claim in Ireland

Criminal Injury Claims in Ireland

In Ireland, criminal injury claims offer a recourse for individuals who have suffered injuries due to criminal acts such as assaults, robberies, or other violent crimes. These incidents can lead to significant physical, emotional, and financial strain on victims and their families. Understanding the avenues available for seeking compensation is crucial in alleviating some of these burdens.

Legal Framework for Criminal Injury Claims in Ireland

Ireland provides specific mechanisms through which victims of crime can seek compensation. These include:

  • Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal (CICT): This tribunal offers a route for victims of violent crimes to claim compensation for their injuries. It is designed to compensate victims who have suffered physical or psychological harm as a direct result of a criminal act.

  • Civil Claims against the Perpetrator: Victims have the right to pursue civil litigation against the individuals who caused their injuries. This process involves filing a lawsuit directly against the offender to recover damages for pain and suffering, loss of earnings, and medical expenses.

  • Garda Compensation Scheme: This scheme is specific to members of An Garda Síochána who are injured in the line of duty. It recognises the unique risks faced by law enforcement officers and provides a means for compensation for injuries sustained through malicious acts.

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What To Look For When Choosing Criminal Injury Solicitors

Expertise

Handling criminal injury claims requires a understanding of the law surrounding criminal acts and their repercussions on victims. McMahon Goldrick’s Criminal Injury Solicitors specialise in navigating the complexities of criminal injury law, ensuring that victims receive expert legal counsel.

Our team is adept at managing the intricacies of legal procedures and leveraging our extensive network within professional and medical circles to secure detailed expert reports that are vital for your criminal injury claim.

We recognise that each criminal injury case presents unique challenges and may necessitate a variety of expert testimonies. Our Criminal Injury Solicitors are skilled in meticulously examining every aspect of a claim, thanks to our longstanding relationships with experts across diverse specialties. This allows us to provide our clients with strongly backed representation in their criminal injury claims.

Understanding

Grasping the full scope of legal and medical ramifications is essential for any solicitor working on criminal injury claims. It’s crucial to understand the different circumstances under which criminal injuries can occur and the profound effects these incidents can have on an individual’s life and their family.

McMahon Goldrick’s team of criminal injury solicitors possesses this vital knowledge, which is vital for effectively guiding clients through their claims and achieving successful outcomes.

Rapport

Trust and empathy are cornerstone qualities victims look for in a solicitor handling their criminal injury claim. Clients need assurance that their legal representative fully appreciates the complexity of their situation and empathises with the significant changes brought about by their injuries.

At McMahon Goldrick, our experienced criminal injury solicitors are committed to offering a compassionate and understanding approach. We ensure our clients feel genuinely listened to and fully supported, fostering a strong rapport and ensuring they are represented with the utmost sensitivity and professionalism.

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Do I Have Grounds for a Criminal Injury Claim?

To initiate a criminal injury claim, evidence must demonstrate:

  • You suffered an injury as a direct result of a crime (either by experiencing it firsthand or witnessing it),
  • Your status as an innocent victim, and
  • The crime directly caused a serious injury.

In cases where proving the crime directly caused the injury is challenging, our expertise lies in evaluating the viability of your claim. Should grounds for a claim exist, we’re dedicated to formulating a compelling argument that establishes the causal link between the criminal act and your injuries.

If you’re uncertain about the eligibility of your criminal injury for a claim, our solicitors are on hand to listen to your story and outline your legal avenues.

Who Pays Compensation for Criminal Injuries?

In Ireland, victims of criminal injuries have three potential paths to compensation:

  • Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal: Available to crime victims or their dependents (in cases of fatality), this tribunal awards compensation for direct injuries from violent crimes or injuries sustained while preventing a crime or saving a life.
  • Civil Proceedings Against the Offender: This involves a lawsuit against the perpetrator for damages due to the victim’s injuries from the incident.
  • Garda Compensation Scheme: Specifically for An Garda Síochána members (or their dependents, in cases of fatality) injured maliciously in the line of duty, off duty, or because of their association with the Garda.

Our team of Criminal Injury Solicitors will advise on the most appropriate route for your circumstances upon initial consultation.