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Cerebral Palsy Birth Injuries in Ireland: A Guide to Support
Discover the link between birth injuries and cerebral palsy in Ireland. Learn about medical negligence, your legal rights, and how to secure compensation for lifelong care.
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Absolute Privilege: Understanding Court Immunity in Irish Law
Discover why scathing remarks in an Irish courtroom don’t lead to defamation suits. An expert look at absolute privilege and judicial immunity in Ireland.
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Irish Judge Orders Release of Whistleblower’s Files
The Irish High Court crafts an innovative solution to free a whistleblower’s case file, held by former lawyers, preventing her from being ‘driven from the judgment seat’.
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Judge Intervenes in Decade-Long Toxic Family Legal Battle
In a landmark ruling, the High Court has set rigid terms to end a ten-year legal war, protecting three children caught in their parents’ toxic dispute.
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Boy awarded €900,000 settlement over Limerick birth injury
A High Court action over a birth injury has concluded with a €900,000 settlement for a 12-year-old boy who suffered a lifelong disability at a Limerick hospital.
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Enoch Burke Wins High Court Bid to Halt Dismissal Appeal
Imprisoned teacher Enoch Burke has won a High Court bid to halt a disciplinary panel’s review of his dismissal, alleging a lack of ‘natural justice’.
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EU AI Act: A New Wave of Litigation for Irish Businesses?
A deep dive into the EU AI Act’s impact on Ireland, focusing on the new legal liabilities for businesses and the emerging pathways for compensation claims.
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Birth Injury Claims in Ireland: A Comprehensive Family Guide
Discover your rights and legal options for birth injury claims in Ireland. Our expert guide covers medical negligence, the claims process, and securing compensation.
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Donegal Solicitor Censured Over Decade-Old Conveyancing Undertaking
Donegal solicitor Jacqueline Sharkey has been censured and ordered to pay €5,000 costs following an LSRA tribunal finding of professional misconduct.
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Donegal Solicitor Censured Over 2013 Conveyancing Undertaking
Donegal solicitor Jacqueline Sharkey has been censured by the LPDT after failing to honour a conveyancing undertaking dating back to March 2013.
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Donegal Solicitor Censured Over Decadelong Undertaking Failure
Donegal solicitor Jacqueline Sharkey has been censured by the Disciplinary Tribunal over an unfulfilled 2013 property undertaking and ordered to pay costs.
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Belfast woman awarded £315k after bus door ends legal career
A Belfast High Court has awarded significant damages to a pedestrian for life-changing injuries caused by a faulty Ulsterbus door in a landmark case.
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