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Accident victim accused of mounting sham case
Polish man suing his employer and a motorist for compensation from two accidents was accused yesterday of mounting a sham case
Flight Delay Compensation
A Changing ATE Landscape in Ireland
ATE – a significant impact on the future of litigation in Ireland.
Personal injuries system has “fundamental flaws”
There are still “fundamental flaws” in the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) system of settling personal injuries complaints, according to a new book.
Compensation fund ‘able to cope with Setanta Insurance fallout’
The collapse of Setanta Insurance may leave outstanding claims but these are unlikely to trigger another insurance levy
Setanta Insurance collapse leaves up to 75,000 Irish drivers at risk
Up to 75,000 van and car drivers have been advised to urgently seek alternative insurance cover following the collapse of Dublin-based Setanta Insurance.
€71k award for woman who fractured knee after slipping on kitchen tiles
A woman who fractured her knee when she slipped on new porcelain tiles on her kitchen floor has been awarded more than €71,000 in the High Court against the tile supplier.
Family to receive £5,500 compensation after having neighbours’ oil spill on their land
A family are to receive more than £5,000 compensation for the “unpleasantness” of having neighbours’ oil spill onto their land, a High Court judge has ruled.
Electrical Injuries
No engineering achievement has had a greater impact on human culture than electrical power. As electrical power gains in significance and becomes more vital in today’s modern society, it poses an equal threat in terms of safety. Accidents do and will occur, especially among electrical
Review of pay insurance policies may lead to refunds
Move by the Central Bank on PPI products could result in financial institutions being forced to pay back hundreds of millions of euro to consumers