Personal Injury
If you or somebody you know have been involved in an accident either at work, in a car, or walking in a public place and as a result of same, suffered a physical or psychological injury as a result, you may be entitled to compensation. If you feel that you may have a case against a third party who caused your injuries, please contact us to discuss the merits of you bringing a personal injury claim.*
At Kemple Gormley Solicitors we fully appreciate how stressful a situation it is for clients to sustain an injury following an accident and our personal injury litigation team have extensive experience in dealing with all types of personal injury claims.
Every case leading to a client’s injury is different and therefore before we make any recommendation we will discuss your case with you in detail.
We have extensive experience and expertise in the area of all personal injury claims. Therefore, in instructing our office, our clients can be comfortable in the knowledge that they will be ably assisted with the claim process from start to finish.
Personal injury law in Ireland addresses the legal rights and remedies available to individuals who have suffered harm, injury, or loss due to the negligence or wrongful actions of others. The legal system in Ireland provides a framework for individuals to seek compensation for injuries sustained in various circumstances. Here’s an overview of personal injury law in Ireland:
Key Aspects of Personal Injury Law in Ireland:
Duty of care
Individuals and entities owe a duty to others to take reasonable care to avoid causing harm — this is central to all personal injury cases.
Negligence
Personal injury claims often arise where a party fails to meet the expected standard of care, resulting in injury or damage to another.
Statute of limitations
There is a specific timeframe within which a personal injury claim must be filed. It is essential to initiate legal proceedings within this period.
Injuries Board (PIAB)
Claimants are generally required to apply to the Personal Injuries Assessment Board before initiating court proceedings in Ireland.
Contributory negligence
Where the claimant’s own actions contributed to the injury, the court may reduce the compensation awarded on this basis.
Compensation
Awards may cover medical expenses, loss of earnings, pain and suffering, and other costs arising from the injury.
Legal representation
A solicitor will navigate the legal process, negotiate with insurers and advocate on your behalf throughout the claim.
Alternative dispute resolution
Mediation and arbitration offer methods for resolving personal injury disputes outside of the courtroom.
Common types of personal injury claims
If you, a friend or family member have been injured in an accident that was not your fault within the last two years, we can help you claim the compensation you are legally entitled to.
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