Moloney Solicitors are a specialist Personal Injury Law Firm representing injured road traffic accident victims in Ireland today. Over 70% of all personal injury motor cases assessed by the Injuries Board in 2017 were whiplash related. The average Injuries Board award for a whiplash case was €18,581.00 damages for pain and suffering plus €1,456.00 for […]

Moloney & Co. Solicitors are working with the American Law Firm of Chappel, Smith and Arden representing women who have contracted breast implant associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA/ALCL). Both firms represent clients in medical device litigation throughout Ireland and the United States and they are currently litigating some of the first BIA/ALCL claims filed […]

This year, in lieu of gifts and cards, we are giving assistance to Naas Care of the Aged in line with their annual Christmas celebrations. Thank you for your support in 2018!

Damage to property and persons caused by heavy winds will inevitably lead to legal disputes over who will have to take ultimate responsibility for the compensation bill. Insurance companies have already made significant allowances in their reserves for dealing with increased compensation claims following Storms. However, the battle between Local Authorities, businesses and even domestic […]

The Civil Liability Act 2004 which was introduced by former Justice Minister Michael McDowell reduced the time limit for victims of medical negligence to sue from three to two years. There are in excess of 180,000 medical accidents in Ireland every year but less than 1000 patients each year sue for compensation. The State Claims […]

Gardaí, disillusioned by a number of recent decisions by the High Court to slash the amount of compensation being awarded to them under the Garda Compensation Scheme, may have to sue property owners and other wrongdoers to get increased levels of compensation for their injuries. This has already happened in the UK where police have […]

It would appear that the long running Setanta Insurance saga is coming to an end with the recent passing of the Insurance (Amendment) Act 2018. This legislation implements the recommendations of a previous review of motor insurance compensation in Ireland in 2016. That review was triggered following the failure of Setanta Insurance, a Maltese company […]

The EPA will be strongly criticised tomorrow at a Dublin Conference over it’s failure to take action against Volkswagen over the emissions cheating scandal. The conference which takes place in the Red Cow Moran Hotel will be addressed by prominent lawyers from Ireland, England and Spain who are leading class action cases against Volkswagen in […]

Damage to property and persons caused by heavy winds will inevitably lead to legal disputes over who will have to take ultimate responsibility for the compensation bill. Insurance companies have already made significant allowances in their reserves for dealing with increased compensation claims following Storms. However, the battle between Local Authorities, businesses and even domestic […]

Holiday makers are entitled to expect that the holiday they booked and paid for complies with the description given to them when they purchased it. The new Package Travel Regulations came into force on the 1st of July 2018.  Under these new regulations, more holiday travel arrangements will be classified as packages.  This means that […]