Damages can only be fair and just if they are proportionate
Earlier we highlighted the Court of Appeal's first decision in a personal...
Modest injuries should attract moderate damages
Modest injuries should attract moderate damages Has the Court of Appeal halted...
Negligence and the Emergency Driver
“Even drivers of emergency vehicles, who may be exempted from...
The Danger of Alleging Fraud- Damian McGeady
What grounds must insurers have to allege fraud in personal injury actions?...
Excess Isurer v Primary Insurer
Its a supreme Court of Missouri case, so the usual disclaimer applies....
Northern Ireland High Court finds drunk pedestrian 60% liable for injuries
In the case of McCaughey v Mullan, Mr Justice O'Hara found...
Changes in how Future Damages are Calculated
State Claims Agency vows to Appeal decision of Irish High Court to...
Insurers to provide clearer renewal quotes
Following pressure from consumer groups, it has been revealed that the FCA...
IRL High Court finds Defendant liable for injuries sustained by their employee whilst attempting to reach goods piled on a trolley.
Barry v Dunnes Stores Clonmel (Limited) In dismissing the Defendant’s argument that...
IRL High Court rules owners of children’s play park are not liable for injuries sustained by child.
Byrne [A minor] & anor -v- Stephen Bell Trading as Bumblebees Cross...
IRL High Court ruled that monies paid out of “Dunnes Stores Management Pension and Life Assurance Scheme” were not to be deducted from the Plaintiff’s loss of earnings claim pursuant to s. 2 of the Civil Liability (Amendment ) Act 1964.
Monahan -v- Dunnes Stores & Ano On the plaintiff’s behalf it was...
IRL High Court dismisses a claim under Section 26 of the Civil Liability and Courts Act 2004.
Salako -v- O'Carroll Peart J, in his ruling, stated that there...
Contact Us
Speak to an Expert at Lacey Solicitors Today.
Are you missing out on quality advice? Get in touch today to speak to one of our experts.
Send message