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PIAB Authorisation: What does it mean?
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PIAB Authorisation: What does it mean?

If PIAB don’t make a Personal Injury award or one is not accepted then a PIAB Authorisation is issued allowing you to take your case to court

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7 Steps to take if you have a Road Traffic Accident
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7 Steps to take if you have a Road Traffic Accident

You may have sustained serious injury and may not feel capable of attending to the steps outlined in this Post. If you cannot do so, then ask a loved one or a friend to assist you. These immediate steps are very important and will affect your Civil Claim for compensation in the long term.

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Birth injury claims
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Birth injury claims

What are birth injuries?

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Solicitor’s lien in Ireland: a word of warning
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Solicitor’s lien in Ireland: a word of warning

The Guide to Professional Conduct of Solicitors in Ireland (second edition) deals with the provisions that apply in relation to a solicitor’s lien. 

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The Growth of Norwich Pharmacal Orders: Part II – The High Court Decision in Portakabin v Google
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The Growth of Norwich Pharmacal Orders: Part II – The High Court Decision in Portakabin v Google

See Part I of this article here – The Growth of Norwich Pharmacal Orders: Part I – An Evolving Litigation Tool

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The Growth of Norwich Pharmacal Orders: Part I – An Evolving Litigation Tool
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The Growth of Norwich Pharmacal Orders: Part I – An Evolving Litigation Tool

A Norwich Pharmacal order (NPO) is generally used to discover the identity of a wrongdoer from a third party. It is an exception to the rule that discovery can only be sought when proceedings are closed. Proceedings are instituted against the third party for the

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Employment: Dismissal and Redundancy in Ireland
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Employment: Dismissal and Redundancy in Ireland

Discontinuing Employment

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Compensation Culture in Ireland?
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Compensation Culture in Ireland?

The current perception is that Ireland has a burgeoning compensation culture fuelled by people in their masses lodging both genuine and not so genuine claims.

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Enhanced Disclosure for Personal Injury Litigants
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Enhanced Disclosure for Personal Injury Litigants

In every personal injuries case, the parties are obliged to provide full and detailed particulars of the factual bases of their claims.[1] The Court of Appeal has considered how a number of personal injury cases were pleaded in practice and the intention of the legislature when

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In your face
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In your face

Have you been seriously injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault? Yes? Well then, you probably shouldn’t publish photographs of you taking part in a triathlon on your Facebook page if you’re going to take a claim.

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Compensation for Pressure Sores?
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Compensation for Pressure Sores?

Pressure sores or bedsores are a painful and energy-draining illness that can cause serious issues. They develop within a very short space of time and whilst they are most commonly associated with older people, they present a risk to anyone who finds themselves immobile for

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Spotlight: alternatives to litigation in Ireland
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Spotlight: alternatives to litigation in Ireland

Alternatives to litigation

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