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Breast milk for profit?  – it’s unregulated, could make your baby sick, but entirely legal

Breast milk for profit? – it’s unregulated, could make your baby sick, but entirely legal

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People with oil-fuelled heating urged to check their tanks, after surge in claims for dangerous leaks that cost €40k to repair

People with oil-fuelled heating urged to check their tanks, after surge in claims for dangerous leaks that cost €40k to repair

People with oil-fuelled properties are being urged to check their tanks following a nearly 50 per cent increase in insurance claims for leaks.

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Two recent milestones in Japanese knotweed litigation

Two recent milestones in Japanese knotweed litigation

In the landmark case of Williams & Waistell v Network Rail a Cardiff Court found Network Rail responsible for an actionable nuisance for failing to take steps to prevent Japanese knotweed from blighting properties lying close to its railway embankment. Network Rail appealed and the

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Our neighbour’s oil tank leaked into our garden. What can we do?

Our neighbour’s oil tank leaked into our garden. What can we do?

One of our site visitors recently said they were looking for some advice regarding their situation. Last July their neighbour had an oil leak from their boiler and

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EU Whistleblowing Legislation FAQs

EU Whistleblowing Legislation FAQs

Introduction

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Civil Liability & Courts Act 2004

Civil Liability & Courts Act 2004

Personal injury litigation in Ireland has been transformed by the Civil Liability and Courts Act, 2004 (“2004 Act”). Much of the motivation behind the coming into force of the 2004 Act, was to tackle insurance costs, which was blamed on high legal costs in personal injury actions, and insurance fraud. There is some overlap between […]

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Insurers not Telling the Full Story

Insurers not Telling the Full Story

PIAB and the Courts Service showing no significant change in the number of claims.

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The Clock Is Ticking to make your claim!

The Clock Is Ticking to make your claim!

How long do I have to make a personal injury claim? As a general rule an accident compensation claim must be registered with The Injuries Board (and acknowledged) within two years of the accident date. There are exceptions. In particular, where the “date of knowledge” is some time after the accident date, then the two year […]

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We can help you recover your lost deposit on Spanish Property Investments

We can help you recover your lost deposit on Spanish Property Investments

An estimated 20,000 Irish investors could be eligible for a refund from uncompleted property developments following a ruling by the Spanish Supreme Court that banks are liable to repay deposits. On December 21, 2015, the court upheld an earlier finding that investors who put down deposits on unfinished off-plan developments were entitled to have their […]

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The Shocking Truth about Electrocution Injuries

The Shocking Truth about Electrocution 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 workers who handle commercial electrical power lines everyday. Recently, the use of electrical power has […]

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