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High Court considers legal costs arising from accident caused by untraced driver
In a set of related appeals, the High Court held that an untraced driver caused a collision that resulted in a plaintiff’s...
Key Takeaways from the Injuries Resolution Board Award Report 2023
The Injuries Resolution Board’s latest report offers insights into personal injury claims in Ireland, showing a significant drop in average award values under the Personal Injury Guidelines. Acceptance rates are on the rise, suggesting a shift in claimant attitudes. Additionally, the report highlights a decrease in the number of claims being submitted, attributed to various factors including Covid-19 and remote working. Overall, the report paints a picture of a changing landscape in personal injury claims.
Former fiddle player for country singer English gets €44k for unfair dismissal
Former fiddler for Michael English awarded €44,000 for unfair dismissal after tribunal rejects contractor claims. Learn more about this landmark ruling.
Twitter ordered to pay €550k to former senior employee, a record for unfair dismissal in Ireland
Elon Musk’s Twitter International UC ordered to pay €550,131 unfair dismissal award to former employee after ‘Fork in the Road’ email dispute in Dublin.
Court of Appeal Reduces Personal Injury Award with No Order for Costs
In Collins v Parm & Ors IECA 150, the Court of Appeal adjusted a damages award for personal injuries, citing disproportionality and lack of adherence to guidelines.
Journalist Kitty Holland awarded €35,000 in defamation case against ex-colleague John Waters
The judge said the defamation by Waters has been careless and reckless of Holland’s reputation.
Motor insurance costs rise slightly in first half of 2023, as damage claim costs soar
The Alliance for Insurance Reform also remarked that the figures ‘the only ones that benefit from settling though litigation are the legal profession’.
In upholding the Personal Injuries Guidelines, one Supreme Court judge hinted at further reform
Recently, the Supreme Court delivered the much-anticipated ruling on the validity of the Personal Injuries Guidelines,...