The Court of Appeal denies that its’ recent decisions have recalibrated damages in Personal Injury Actions.
Awards of appeal costs have been made against plaintiff's whose damages awarded by...
Security for costs in Ireland
The issue of when a security of costs application should be granted...
High Court Personal Injury cases in Cork, Limerick and Sligo can be heard in Dublin
General Notices: 23rd March 2016 P.I. Direction Practitioners note the recent direction...
Can a vehicle owner delivering asphalt to roadworks be exempt from prosecution for exceeding hours driven?
A consultative case stated by Judge Patrick Durcan of Ennis District...
Plaintiff who knew that defendant was uninsured fails to recover from MIBI
In Doyle v Lyons and MIBI [2011/2522P] the plaintiff who was injured...
Damages reduced in the Court of Appeal
In the matter of Rita Shannon, Plaintiff/Respondent and Debbie O’Sullivan, Defendant/Applicant [2015...
Employer does not owe an employee an unlimited duty to prevent injury.
The duty an employer owes to an employee in order to protect...
High Court dismisses bus lane drivers claim.
In Byrne v Rahman a plaintiff who suffered injury in a road...
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?...
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