Stryker set aside $1.5billion dollars for compensation for people injured with the Rejuvenate and ABGII metal-on-metal modular hip implants. With these implants when the hips metal components rub together in movement they create minute metallic debris that can enter the patient’s bloodstream and severely damage tissue and muscle. In addition to metallic debris in the […]
Injuries Board makes 12,420 awards in 2014
The Injuries Board have confirmed that 31,576 new claims were lodged with them in 2014 and that they made 12,420 awards last year. This figure is up by 16% from the previous year. The total amount awarded by The Board was €281 million compared to €245 million in 2013 which is an increase of 15%. […]
Medical Negligence in Stroke Cases
Stroke is the leading cause of long-term disability and one of the leading causes of adult death in Ireland. It is estimated that by 2030 nearly one in every 25 adults will suffer a stroke. Most strokes can be broadly categorised as either haemorrhagic or ischemic. A haemorrhagic stroke occurs when a blood vessel ruptures, […]
€154,000 award for Road Traffic Accident Victim
Maria Flood a university employee who suffered serious personal injuries in a road traffic accident on the 5th of December 2011 at Maynooth County Kildare has been awarded €154,000 in damages by The High Court. The case came before The High Court as an assessment of damages with an agreement on liability already having been […]
Transvaginal Mesh Claims continue
Thousands of women have been injured by the insertion of trans-vaginal mesh implants. The mesh device is implanted beneath the mid-portion of a patient’s urethra and forms a sling designed to keep the urethra in place so it does not press on the bladder when someone coughs, sneezes, exercises or strains in other ways. In […]
How to deal with Insurance Companies after an Accident
Any person who has been unfortunate enough to be involved in an accident knows how difficult it can be to deal with Insurance Companies. Between having to notify your own Insurance Company and get estimates for repair costs for your vehicle, keeping receipts for all expenses incurred, trying to get a response from the other […]
How can my Solicitor help me with my Injuries Board Claim?
The Injuries Board processes all personal injury claims in Ireland to include motor, employer and public liability claims. The Injuries Board process is a paper based process and claimants can deal directly with the Board or choose to appoint a Solicitor to deal with their application. The Injuries Board process is as follows- An Application […]
Medical Malpractice in Ireland Today
Recent figures released by the Courts Service of Ireland indicate that the number of medical malpractice claims being brought by injured patients has increased each year since 2010. Medical Malpractice claims can be brought against General Practitioners, Hospitals, Surgeons, Physiotherapists and Drug Companies. In many cases people are injured through the administration of particular drugs […]
Supreme Court decides failure to get Injuries Board Authority not fatal to Plaintiffs claim
In a judgement delivered by the Supreme Court on the 30th of July 2014 in a case entitled Clarke V O’Gorman the Supreme Court has decided that the failure by a Plaintiff in a personal injuries action to obtain an Authorisation from the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (InjuriesBoard.ie) is not fatal to her claim and […]
How can a personal injuries solicitor help me win my case?
Being involved in an accident can be a stressful event and it is important to get the best advice quickly to make sure your legal position is protected at all times. A personal injuries Solicitor will initially guide you through the first steps required to notify the other side’s insurance company. This will include arrangements […]
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