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Under the Personal Injuries Assessment Board Act 2003 and 2007, all Personal Injury claims in Ireland, with the exception of medical negligence claims, must be submitted to the PIAB known as the Injuries Board for their assessment of value as a matter of due course. As all Personal injury claims go to the PIAB there […]
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The Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB), formerly known as the Injuries Board, is a statutory body which assesses how much damages is due to an injured person. It does not, however, make any decisions on liability. That means they do not decide who is at fault. With the exception of medical negligence cases, all personal
How much will it cost for me to change Solicitors? Will it affect your funding arrangements? Will it slow down your case? The general principle is that clients are free to choose their own solicitors. When you are tied into a conditional agreement, this can seem more daunting. However, changing solicitors is your right and
To answer that question you must understand what happens first in Ireland with a Personal injury claim. The Personal Injuries Assessment Board, which is now known as the Injuries Board, is a statutory body which assesses how much compensation is due to an injured person. It does not, however, make any decisions on liability. That
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If you are considering claiming damages for Personal injury or medical negligence, it is important to be aware of the time limit for making a claim. This time limit is known as the ‘limitation period’. In Ireland most claims for personal injury and Medical negligence following an incident are subject to a 2 year Statute
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Many Personal injury solicitors take on Personal injury cases on a “no foal, no fee, otherwise known as no win, no fee * ” basis. This means that you the injured person will not be charged a fee by your Personal injury solicitor if you do not win the case. This is most common in
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To be able to work out how much you may be able to claim for personal injury following an accident that was not of your making, the following aspects of your claim need to be taken into account: The type of injury you have suffered The severity of the injury How long your rehabilitation takes
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An accident at work * is often labeled as an incident either during work on the shop floor or in the office or kitchen that leads to harm. Personal injury claims * for workplace injury happen when a worker or manager can prove that the work injury was a result of the negligence of their company
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In Ireland employers in all businesses have a duty of care to their staff and employees by providing them with a place of work that is not only safe but also a safe way of working. By law the employees must be covered by insurance. There are simple standards of duty of care in that
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A physical or mental injury or both are normally the result of a workplace accident. Thankfully the large majority of employers recognise that in order to maintain output that good health and safety is right for their business and consequently they will take the very necessary steps to ensure their production of goods and that
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