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High Court Denies Legal Costs to Mother in Housing Dispute
High Court rules ‘no order as to costs’ in a moot housing case where a mother and child were housed via the ordinary list, not the priority status they sought.
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Wrongful Death Claims in Ireland: A Guide for Bereaved Families
An in-depth look at the harrowing legal and emotional journey for families in Ireland seeking justice after a wrongful death caused by medical negligence.
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Inside Ireland’s Multi-Million Euro Medical Negligence Settlements
Discover the key trends in Irish medical negligence cases. Our expert analysis covers landmark settlements, systemic failures in hospitals, and legal insights for 2024.
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Child Injured at Daycare: Legal Rights and Compensation in Ireland
Your child injured at daycare in Ireland? Our guide covers immediate medical steps, proving negligence, claiming compensation, and your legal rights. Act now.
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The Liability Translation Layer: NHS and HSE’s Hidden Risks
An investigative analysis reveals how systemic healthcare failures are administratively recoded as individual clinical errors, creating a ‘liability translation layer’ that masks operational risks.
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Solicitor struck off for lying to cover up court lateness
Solicitor Alexander Gallagher has been struck off for fabricating a court attendance note to hide his lateness. Learn about the tribunal’s ruling on dishonesty.
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Irish Oil Spills: The Legal Gap Leaving Homes Unsellable
Thousands of Irish homes face a legal crisis as oil spills expose a gap between environmental safety standards and insurance indemnity, threatening property values.
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NI Court Upholds 22-Year Sentence in Landmark Child Abuse Case
NI Court of Appeal dismisses appeals by parents of a baby left disabled by abuse, setting new sentencing precedents for extreme cruelty cases.
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Irish Car Accident Claims: Mastering Witness Statements
Master witness statements for your Irish car accident claim. Learn credibility factors, IRB rules, the 72-hour rule, and how to draft evidence that wins.
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Judge Rejects 50/50 Split in €6m Judicial Separation
High Court judge rejects 50/50 asset split in €6m separation case, citing the husband’s inherited business as a key factor in the final division of wealth.
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Ireland Ends Juries in Defamation Cases and Targets SLAPPs
Ireland approves major defamation reforms, abolishing High Court juries and introducing robust anti-SLAPP measures to protect press freedom and reduce legal costs.
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Court: Missing Signature on Tenancy Notice is a Remediable Slip
The High Court has dismissed a tenancy appeal regarding a missing signature as ‘artificial’, clarifying the ‘slip rule’ under the Residential Tenancies Act.
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