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September 19, 2012

UK Supreme Court Awards compensation to Claimant who clearly lied to exaggerate claim.

The UK Supreme Court whilst holding that it has the jurisdiction to strike out a claim for abuse of process…

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September 19, 2012

Remoteness and Causation

IRL recent cases in PI litigation-part 1 REMOTENESS AND CAUSATION In the case of Ward .v. Sheridan [2010] IEHC 308…

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September 19, 2012

Concurrent Wrong Doer

IRL recent cases in PI litigation- part 3 CONCURRENT WRONG DOER The very recent case of Lindsay .v. Finnerty and…

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September 19, 2012

Passenger in a Drink Driver Vehicle

IRL recent cases in PI litigation – part 4 PASSENGER IN A DRINK DRIVER VEHICLE The case of Hussey .v.…

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September 19, 2012

Developments Re. Cap on General Damages

IRL Developments re cap on General Damages DEVELOPMENTS IN RESPECT OF THE SO CALL “CAP” ON GENERAL DAMAGES In Sinnott…

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September 19, 2012

Damages and the Book of Quantum

IRL Damages and the Book of Quantum. The Courts approach. Damages and The Book of Quantum Section 22 of the…

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September 19, 2012

IRL Recent Cases in PI litigation-part 5

NEGLIGENCE AND THE BURDEN OF PROOF In Mokom .v. Dublin Bus [2010] the High Court dismissed a claim for damages…

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Fraud in Personal Injury Cases
September 19, 2012

Personal Injury Fraud in Ireland: Understanding Section 26 of the Civil Liability and Courts Act 2004

The enactment of the Civil Liability and Courts Act 2004 marked a significant shift in the landscape of personal injury claims in Ireland, with specific provisions aimed at curbing fraudulent claims and preventing dishonest conduct in the litigation process. The introduction of Sections 14, 25, and 26 has had particular importance in tackling the issue […]

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June 7, 2012

IRL. High Court assesses Damages for Injury for accident in France- using the French Approach

The High Court in the case of Peter Kelly .v. Groupama was asked to assess damages which the Plaintiff suffered…

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June 6, 2012

Fanning v Myerscough & Anor: Implications for Insurance Defence in Employers’ Liability Claims

In Fanning v Myerscough & Anor [2012] IEHC 128, the plaintiff, Mr. Fanning, sustained a serious foot injury while alighting from a tractor during his employment at Baroda Stud. The tractor’s door swung open unexpectedly, causing him to lose balance and fall. The court found that the tractor’s restraining strut was defective, breaching the employer’s […]

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