Personal Injury Solicitors in Ireland
Need Advice from a Personal Injury Solicitor?
Being involved in an accident can be a very stressful and emotional time. You may have incurred physical and emotional injury as a result of the accident, may be suffering from ongoing medical problems related to the accident, and have to undergo medical treatment which at the best of times is costly. At Moloney & Co, our Personal Injury Solicitors in Dublin care about all clients. We specialise in the area of personal injury law. Our Personal Injury Solicitors in Kildare act for clients involved in personal injury claims injured in accidents at work, road traffic accidents, accidents in public places, medical negligence, nursing home neglect, and even fatal injury cases. We even help those who are injured abroad or who are a part of a mass tort case like common vaccine injuries.
Every case is different so it is important to get the best advice from experts before deciding on whether to pursue a claim for compensation or not.
Do I Have a Personal Injury Claim?
We can address the main issues that arise for clients who wish to know if they have a case or not. These issues are often as follows-
Can I prove that the other party was responsible for my accident?
What information do I have to give my Solicitor at the start of my case?
Generally, how long will it normally take for my case to be processed?
What role does the Injuries Board have when it comes to my particular case?
Do I have to pay my Solicitor fees upfront before he will take up the case?
Who covers my medical reports and other expenses while my case is ongoing?
We have offices in Dublin City Centre (Ormond Quay) and Naas, Co. Kildare, and would be delighted to meet you there so we can discuss your case in person.
At Moloney & Co Solicitors we can answer all of these questions quickly and in straightforward language.
Legal Costs Explained
If you instruct the personal injury solicitors at Moloney & Co to act on your behalf whether it is an injury claim, medical negligence case, or an employment law case, we will ensure that you are advised correctly in relation to the legal fees that you will be charged.
We will explain to you at the commencement of your case how legal fees are charged by our firm. This information will be furnished to you in writing and we will happily answer any queries or questions you have regarding fees before your case starts or during the conduct of the case itself.
Types of Personal Injury Claims We Handle
At Moloney and Co. Solicitors, our team is experienced in successfully handling several types of personal injury claims*.
Road Traffic Accident Claims: These types of accidents occur when someone is injured on our roadways. Road traffic accident claims include collisions between vehicles or even collisions with cyclists, pedestrians, and motorcyclists. If you are involved in a road traffic accident, our personal injury solicitors in Dublin and Naas are skilled in handling your claim and getting you the compensation you deserve.
Medical Negligence Claims: When a patient is injured due to a doctor or medical professional’s error this may constitute a medical negligence claim. Surgical errors, hospital negligence, and misdiagnosis are all different types of medical negligence. If you have been injured due to medical negligence you may be entitled to file a medical negligence claim. Our solicitors at Moloney and Co. can help you to recover compensation for your injuries.
Work Accident Claims: An injury that happens at a work site refers to a workplace accident. Employers are required to take measures to protect their employees’ health and safety under Irish law. If you are injured as a result of negligence on your employer’s part, you may be eligible to file a work accident claim. We are able to walk you through this process and help you to recover compensation for your work related injury.
In addition to these claims, we also handle other cases such as Premises Liability, including dog bites, fatal injuries, and slip and fall accidents.
*In contentious business a Solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement.
