An ESB worker who was attacked by a large stag and tossed through the air as he climbed a mountain has sued in the High Court.
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Judge throws out man’s €60,000 damages claim over slip on stairs
Patrick Ward (50) sued his employer Dublin Port Company for personal injuries, but the judge threw out the €60,000 damages claim
Man awarded €2.85m after suffering life-changing injuries when van was deliberately driven into him
A 30-year-old man who suffered life-changing injuries when a van was deliberately driven at him on a street has settled his High Court action for €2.85million.
Insurers claim spike in PIAB award rejections limit premium cuts
Number of challenges to laws underpinning award guidelines have been launched
€25 million for man left blind and unable to walk after hospital’s lack of action despite parents’ warnings
Conor McCormack was admitted to Cork University Hospital with a brain shunt problem in 2014
€56,000 for boy who had two accidents at creche
High Court action against Dublin creche over incidents that happened just months apart is settled
€8m interim settlement for Caitlin (9) as hospital apologises for life-changing injuries during her birth
Cork University Maternity Hospital has apologised unreservedly to a nine-year old girl for the life changing injuries caused to her at the time of her birth.
Challenge to constitutionality of parts of laws that established Judicial Council
Director claims his rights were breached when council voted to introduce personal injuries guidelines which will reduce injuries awards
High Court: €33,000 awarded for PTSD injury after plaintiff witnessed murder in service station
The High Court has awarded €33,000 to a plaintiff for psychiatric damage arising out of witnessing a murder at work. The plaintiff argued that her employer had failed to provide her with a mobile panic alarm pursuant to their policy and that this aggravated the plaintiff’s nervous shock reaction.