Many whiplash injuries could be avoided if motorists stopped driving so close to the vehicle in front said a Kildare Accident Solicitor today. Liam Moloney, a Naas Solicitor criticised drivers dangerous driving and said it was leading to avoidable accidents. “When drivers tailgate, they significantly reduce their stopping distance – or the distance needed to […]
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Dangers of unregulated Swimming Pools continue
Calls have been made for the statutory regulation of swimming pools due to an increase in personal injury claims associated with chlorinated swimming pools. Speaking about the lack of state regulation of swimming pools in Ireland Liam Moloney, Personal Injury Solicitor said today “there are currently no state regulations relating to water quality in Irish […]
Landlords could be sued for failing to install Carbon Monoxide Alarms
An Injury Solicitor has claimed today that Landlords could be held liable for any injury caused to Tenants as a result of their failure to install carbon monoxide alarms in rented properties. Liam Moloney, a Naas based Solicitor said today “there have been a number of tragedies involving carbon monoxide poisoning in Ireland in the […]
Irish Medicines Board Assists with Review of DePuy ASR Hip Injuries
Over 3,500 DePuy ASR hip devices were implanted in patients in Ireland since 2003. The IMB has been collaborating with the HSE and Irish Orthopaedic Surgeons on recommendations as to how to conduct individual patient follow-ups. As of July 2012, the HSE indicated that about 96% of patients implanted with the metal-on-metal devices had attended […]
Compensation Claims Continue over Cholesterol drug Lipitor (Atorvastatin)
Lipitor is the brand name for the drug Atorvastatin which is made and sold by Pfizer the American Pharmaceutical Company. The medication is a popular drug that is used to treat high cholesterol. The drug has been licensed for sale in Ireland for a number of years and is the world’s largest selling pharmaceutical drug […]
Accidents Risks increased even by small Alcohol Consumption
A new study has indicated that even a slight amount of alcohol intake makes a Driver more likely to be at fault in a car accident. The study which was published in the respected journal ‘Injury Prevention’ analysed fatal car crash data from more than 570,000 collisions between 1994 and 2001. The analysis showed […]
More Compensation Claims Over DePuy “Pinnacle” Hip Device
The DePuy Pinnacle hip implant is alleged to have caused a variety of complications, including pain, weakness and elevated chromium and cobalt levels in the blood. Similar allegations were initially made in respect of the DePuy device, which subsequently were shown to be correct. New legal claims are being brought in the USA in relation […]
Lawnmower Plastic Petrol Cans Carry Risk Of Explosion
A warning has been issued in relation to a potential explosion hazard from using red plastic portable petrol containers most consumers use to fill lawnmowers. Lab tests have indicated that under certain rare conditions, gas vapour mixtures can explode inside those cans and cause significant injuries. Tests carried out in the USA which analysed incident […]
IKEA Recalls Wall-Mounted Lamps Due To Strangulation Hazard
IKEA has announced the recall of children’s wall-mounted lamps due to strangulation hazards. A 16-month old child in a crib died after becoming entangled in the lamp’s cord. In another incident a 15-month old child in a crib became entangled in the lamp’s cord and near strangled. In both incidents the child pulled the lamp […]
Children’s High-Chair Injuries Continue
A new study has shown a significant increase in the number of children being treated in emergency departments with injuries associated with high-chairs. The most common injuries were so-called “closed head” injuries such as concussions, with bruises and cuts the next most frequent according to a study conducted by Dr Gary Smith. The study examined […]
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